Sentence examples for proposal of how from inspiring English sources
This paper contains a brief description of the two systems and the proposal of how they can be integrated.
Thus, a proposal of how quantifying these qualitative benefits in monetary terms is shown to introduce them in the global cost formula.
Consistent artifacts are merged fully automatically and only inconsistent/conflicting artifacts are brought to the users' attention, together with a systematic proposal of how to resolve them.
And he asked for a proposal of how to safeguard the privacy of sensitive information, such as students' applications and the university's candid evaluations.
In this work we present a summary of the review on data-driven soft sensors published in [1] together with a proposal of how to deal with the identified issues and challenges.
You could either write to each of the companies asking them to freeze the interest on your debt and make a proposal of how much of the capital you plan to repay each month.
Practical proposals of how to plan and build recycling centres are given in a detailed checklist.
The government asked the Vickers commission last year to come up with proposals of how best to protect taxpayers from having to bail out financial institutions during any future banking crises.
In her remarks to the Bundestag, Ms. Merkel argued, to applause from across the political spectrum, that various proposals of how to share debt would not be permitted under Germany's constitution.
But aside from a statement of support for Serbia and a refusal to recognize Kosovo, Mr. Medvedev has not offered point-by-point proposals of how he will manage Russia's role in the world.
Philip Morris International, whose brands include Marlboro, laid out detailed proposals of how it would seek to stave off standardised packaging, including a spreadsheet indicating the believed position of every politician in the House of Commons, according to company documents marked "for internal discussion and illustration purposes only" which were obtained by The Observer.
