Sentence examples for proposal less than from inspiring English sources
He had informed Gov. Christine Todd Whitman of the proposal less than 24 hours before.
Simon announced its proposal less than a day before General Growth was scheduled to ask a federal bankruptcy judge to grant the Brookfield offer "stalking horse" status.
"Eduardo Cunha threw parliamentary procedures on their head by reintroducing nearly the same proposal less than 24 hours after it was voted down.
And he delivered it all in short order, announcing his proposal less than two weeks after his self-imposed deadline of July 19, the end of his second 100 days in office.
In subsequent mediations, the district was represented by the Southern California law firm of Leal and Trejo, which advocated for the district's proposal: less than half the weekly therapy hours recommended by outside experts and a classroom assignment in which Sebastian would not be accompanied by an aide.
Critics of the administration's push to create private accounts said the decision on multiple approaches appeared to reflect wariness on the part of the White House about embracing the details of any particular proposal less than a year from the midterm Congressional elections.
Chiron, which has manufacturing sites in Germany, Italy and India, made a 500p a share approach last year but returned with fresh proposals less than a month ago.
"Under these proposals, less than 30% of our taxes will be set in Scotland and less than 20% of welfare spending will be devolved to Scotland.
But the Scottish government has not, and calculated that, under the Smith proposals, less than 30% of taxes will be set in Scotland.
In the Senate, Kay Bailey Hutchison, Republican of Texas, and two Democrats, Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut and Russell D. Feingold of Wisconsin, have offered a proposal, less sweeping than Mr. Thomas's, that would relieve state and local groups of duplicative paperwork.
Dr. Angel, the University of Arizona astronomer, told members of the science academy of his idea for an orbital sunshade, calling the proposal less important than the goal of encouraging bold thought.
