Sentence examples for proposal set forth from inspiring English sources

Built upon a wealth of neuroimaging, neurostimulation, and neuropsychology data, a recent proposal set forth a framework termed controlled semantic cognition (CSC) to account for how the brain underpins the ability to flexibly use semantic knowledge (Lambon Ralph et al., 2017; Nature Reviews Neuroscience).

All of that said, the horrific proposal set forth by Donald Trump is a direct offshoot of the fear mongering and xenophobia that has gripped the right.

Under the proposal set forth by Menendez and his colleagues, undocumented immigrants would be allowed to register with the government, pay a fine, and then be given a probationary legal status allowing them to work.

Book Review in the form of an Open Letter to Mr. Churchill urging him to consider the ideas and proposals set forth in Harold Laski's book, entitled: "Where Do We Go From Here".

The league will also consider proposals, set forth by Kansas City, to change the overtime format to ensure that each team has at least one possession and to expand the playoff field to 14 teams from 12.

The New Yorker, November 9, 1940 P. 90 Book Review in the form of an Open Letter to Mr. Churchill urging him to consider the ideas and proposals set forth in Harold Laski's book, entitled: "Where Do We Go From Here".

The Israeli demonstrators covered Zion Square and filled the streets for several blocks in all directions as speakers slammed the proposals set forth by Mr. Sharon, a lifelong hawk and a leading proponent of settlement building.

And he believes that proposals set forth by Clinton -- the Israelis' compromising on sovereignty over Jerusalem and the Palestinians' giving up an absolute "right of return" for millions of refugees -- will inevitably form the basis for any settlement.

And some — like streamlining regulation, investing in job training and allowing gifted young immigrants to fill so-called STEM jobs (in science, technology, engineering and mathematics) that can't be filled by Americans — echo proposals set forth by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York in a 2010 speech about promoting long-term economic growth.

By Clifton Fadiman The New Yorker, November 9, 1940 P. 90 Book Review in the form of an Open Letter to Mr. Churchill urging him to consider the ideas and proposals set forth in Harold Laski's book, entitled: "Where Do We Go From Here".

His proposal set off a fierce debate.