Sentence examples for proposal of roughly from inspiring English sources

European political leaders will gather in Brussels on Thursday to consider a budget proposal of roughly 1 trillion euros for 2014-2020.

Yet last week, administration officials who briefed reporters at the White House were quite clear about the terms of the aid proposal, detailing increases of roughly 15percentt from 2004 through 2006.

White House officials pointed to Mr. Bush's budget proposal for roughly $30 million in new funds for the protection of wetlands and expansion of acreage.

According to Ed Week, the DeVos and her husband supported Proposal 1 to the tune of roughly $13 million.

This week, Yahoo received two proposals for a minority investment of roughly 20 percent, one from TPG Capital and one from an investor group led by Silver Lake.

Center the full title of your research proposal roughly 1/3 of the way down the page.

The Senate proposal would roughly double the number of available H-1B visas, which is currently capped at 65,000 per year.

Critics say the proposal compromises privacy, adds unnecessary bureaucracy and, with a price tag of roughly $10 million, is too expensive.

The proposal goes roughly like this: at the instant of death, each elementary particle in a person's body undergoes "budding" in which it produces another particle of the same kind.

When Senator Christopher J. Dodd, Democrat of Connecticut, released a draft of the financial legislation in November, Mr. Strupp and his clients drew up a list of roughly 30 problems that the industry had with the proposals.

Instead of the existing Coles Sports & Recreation Center the university can have its proposed multitower building, called the Zipper, not quite as big as imagined and accompanied by a promise of public amenities along with the pedestrian thoroughfare that is now part of the proposal, which would roughly extend Greene Street north.