Sentence examples for proposal onto from inspiring English sources
Experts say that while the approval process led by President Daniel Ortega has been swift, environmental opposition, changes in shipping patterns and construction costs could easily thrust the proposal onto the large list of discarded plans for a Nicaraguan canal.
So far, Senators Paul Wellstone of Minnesota and Patrick Leahy of Vermont, both Democrats, have scuttled Republican efforts to attach the proposal onto unrelated legislation where critics would get little opportunity to amend its punitive provisions.
The possibility of deploying our proposal onto a LTE-WiMAX infrastructure is discussed in this research work [20].
I've been trying to get my proposal onto his desk for weeks, with spectacular unsuccess.
I've called in personal favors in an attempt to get my proposal onto the desk of Mayor Bloomberg in New York (one of the few people in this situation with demonstrated backbone).
This Kingdon [ 42] calls a 'policy window', when either the problem is so large or there is a change in the political stream and policy entrepreneurs have the chance to advance their proposals onto the policy agenda.
Within a day, Joe Wierzbicki, a senior associate at Mr. Russo's firm, Russo Marsh & Associates in Sacramento, sketched out a proposal to latch onto the nascent Tea Party movement, according to internal e-mails provided to The New York Times.
Here is a proposal to get onto that money train.
Under the town's proposal, driving onto the narrow beach, a practice that has rankled environmentalists, surfers and federal officials, would be prohibited.
The library proposal, tacked onto a $39.8 billion spending bill, would have barred the federal government from demanding library records, reading lists, book customer lists and other material in terrorism and intelligence investigations.
While JPMorgan favors new reporting requirements for the complex financial instruments, it opposes the administration proposal to force trades onto public exchanges; doing so would likely cut into the firm's lucrative business of selling clients custom-made instruments.
