Sentence examples for proposal requirements from inspiring English sources

When the Guangdong provincial government purchases service, social work organizations are required to meet proposal requirements, such as working hours of individual clients, or group and community activities.

Their website has a submissions tab that lists proposal requirements so artists can apply via email.

Peter Lawrence, a Royal Society Fellow at the University of Cambridge, is another person who signed the online petition, in part to express his ire about another recent grant proposal requirement: a statement of economic impact.

In addition, $9 billion of the savings would be used to offset the costs of the health care overhaul proposed by the Democrats -- an amount that lets the health care proposal meet requirements for the package to go through the budget-reconciliation process.

Nor does the Bush proposal include requirements that parents buy coverage for children or strong penalties for states that fail to drive down the number of uninsured residents.

In this proposal, different requirements are combined to a coherent assessment of a NZEB that fits the definition given by the EPBD (2010/31/EU), in article 2. In Table 2, a summary of the requirements needed to fit the NZEB category is shown.

All synthetic macro fiber concrete tests did meet the Proposal I requirement, and only one truck-load did not comply with Proposal II requirements, by yielding one test-sample containing more fibers than would be permitted.

All synthetic macro fiber concrete tests did meet the Proposal I requirement, and only one synthetic fiber truck-load did not comply with the Proposal II requirements, by yielding one single test-sample containing more fibers than would be permitted.

And Assemblyman Richard Brodsky put forward his own proposal: a requirement that would track every keg of beer sold in the state.

The other provision of the proposal — the requirement that lobbyists working for foreign-owned companies make fuller disclosures — could have even broader impact.

MS. RUTLEDGE is critical of one part of the S.E.C. proposal: the requirement that an issuer hold 5 percent of a securitization after it is sold.