Sentence examples for proposal setting up from inspiring English sources
The House, by a vote of 236 to 181, approved the terms of debate for the repeal proposal, setting up a fierce floor fight next week — the first major clash of the 112th Congress.
The proposal sets up a Congressional-executive branch commission to monitor China's behavior on human rights and trade -- the biggest concern of opponents to giving up the yearly review -- and arms it with a quiver of rewards and penalties.
Mr. Levin's decision to support military brass in their resistance to Ms. Gillibrand's proposal sets up a confrontation between a long-serving chairman of the committee with strong ties to the armed forces and a relatively new female member — one of a record seven women serving on the committee — who has made sexual assault in the military a signature issue.
The other S.E.C. proposal sets up an elaborate procedure that would allow — but not require — money market funds that have experienced a lot of redemptions to either impose a fee on redemptions or to simply suspend such payments for 30 days.
"There's nothing like the tone of the proposal set up in the tweets.
My students participate in writing proposals, setting up experimental and computational equipment, acquiring and analyzing data, and preparing manuscripts and presentations.
At this time students may draft research proposals, set up a supervisory committee, and begin thesis research and/or graduate level courses.
One proposal was setting up a tenants' hot line.
They reportedly asked Michel Camdessus, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund, to prepare a proposal for setting up a region-wide currency stabilisation fund.That is not all.
One of his more pointed shticks is a proposal for setting up the Chelsea Gay Men's Literacy Program, whose sponsors would encourage disco-going, drug-taking, hypersexual gay men to modify their sybaritic ways and begin reading books.
The Reason Public Policy Institute, which has done extensive work on aviation issues, is finishing up a detailed proposal for setting up an independent air traffic control corporation.
