Sentence examples for proposal options from inspiring English sources

Looking forward to next year's presidential elections, in which he is likely to run, Mr. Correa has also pushed through a law that would forbid the news media from "either directly or indirectly promoting any given candidate, proposal, options, electoral preferences or political thesis, through articles, specials or any other form of message".

The new article prohibits media from "either directly or indirectly promoting any given candidate, proposal, options, electoral preferences or political thesis, through articles, specials or any other form of message".

The "Alternate Term Project Options" include a visual (create a video) or oral (teach a class) format, instead of the competition proposal option.

The Ministry of Environment had presented two more ambitious proposals (option A 40 45% and option B 35 40% reduction of GHG by 2030; [99]), but they were ultimately not considered by the central administration.

While the proposal offers options for the size of the increase, under one option, the household would be taxed an extra percentage point on income it earns above $250,000.

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Ominously its proposals "include options for moving assets to the private sector where there is no longer a strong policy reason for continued public ownership".

Ms McEntee told the Today programme on BBC Radio 4: "It seems more and more difficult the more proposals or options you take off the table.

The map is in a package of proposals including options for feeder patterns into middle and high schools; options for replacing feeder patterns with lottery admissions; and choice options for attending school outside of a student's home area.

The officials said the American military's proposals included options for limited cross-border artillery strikes into Pakistan, missile attacks by Predator aircraft or raids by small teams of C.I.A. paramilitary forces or Special Operations forces.

Transportation officials, acknowledging that local leaders should have a say about where the kiosks are placed, said Friday that they would present several proposals for options for where the kiosks might be and elicit feedback from community boards before installing the system.