Sentence examples for proposal of indication from inspiring English sources
Thus, the original opinion-based proposal of indication areas by the authors of reference [25] was largely confirmed by the rater panel.
Obama's proposal of 10,000 admissions comes after initial indications that the administration would allow in more refugees in the next fiscal year.
The Meadowlands golf proposal is an indication of the state's increasingly activist approach to brownfield redevelopment, said Jane M. Kenny, New Jersey's commissioner of community affairs and chairwoman of the state's Brownfields Task Force.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce applauded the proposal, the latest indication of a thawing in the frosty relationship between the administration and the giant business lobby, which spent tens of millions of dollars to defeat Democrats in November.
In Yugoslavia itself, Predrag Simic, an adviser on foreign affairs to the Serbian Renewal Movement, said that Mr. Bush's proposal is "another indication of American capriciousness in foreign affairs" and will only give the Kosovar Albanians a "new pretext to push for independence as soon as possible".
But the proposal is an indication of how intent many policy makers have become on responding to recent bank failures in Britain, Spain and elsewhere that have left European governments with huge debts, stymied growth and stifled the region's recovery from its lingering debt debacle.
So, that's one kind of indication.
GSA officials declined to discuss specifics about the responses -- including how many came from Maryland -- but said in a statement that the 35 proposals were an indication of "significant interest from the private sector to assist in developing a new, consolidated facility".
The proposal is another indication that the era of a hands-off policy toward Internet regulation may be ending, said Stewart A. Baker, a lawyer at Steptoe & Johnson, a Washington law firm.
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