Sentence examples for proposal of more from inspiring English sources

The vote, which was 2,241 to 983, came two months after voters rejected an earlier budget proposal of more than $82 million.

The Mets had offered Reed slightly less than $20 million for three years and the Dodgers had discussed a proposal of more than $23 million with Tannenbaum.

A more empathetic response to urban violence might be to consider giving people additional venues to air their grievances and debate appropriate remedies, which would undoubtedly result in the proposal of more nuanced solutions.

However, further analysis by Nelson et al. [98] lead to the proposal of more accurate molecular models for zinc II) carboxylates.

The city asked for proposals of more than one million square feet of floor space.

He appears inclined to send more troops — with the only question being how many — and seems not to be seriously considering General McChrystal's highest proposal of 80,000 more troops.

The security agency hopes to have the proposed program in place by next summer, but first it must respond to public comments on that proposal, of which more than 8,000 have already been submitted.

The modulo operator at the receiver of a MIMO system with TH precoding has also motivated the proposal of a more general MIMO precoding technique where the data signal superimposed with a perturbation signal inputs a linear filter at the transmitter.

While President Barack Obama's administration has allocated funding that targets the epidemic, and has published new guidelines on prescribing painkillers, legislators have not come close to addressing his recent proposal of spending more than $1 billion in funding evidence-based treatment.

As there is much debate about the optimal dosing of capecitabine not only with regard to Cape-ST but also with regard to other toxicities such as diarrhoea, the proposal of a more individualised dosing of capecitabine needs validation by a prospective trial.

Harvey Pitt, the S.E.C. chairman and former lawyer for Andersen, scrambled to announce a proposal for more independent oversight of the industry, but that is hardly enough.