Sentence examples for proposal to begin from inspiring English sources

The proposal to begin the collection of blood — but not test it — came from Issa and Cummings.

But Harry Reid, the Senate majority leader, dismissed as game-playing the House proposal to begin conference committee negotiations.

The proposal to begin the collection of blood —  but not to test it —  was the idea of Issa and Cummings.

Next month, parliament has to decide whether to back a referendum proposal to begin negotiations to join.

The following year MPs backed the then Labour government's proposal to begin designing a new fleet of Successor-class submarines.

However, in 2011 the CGPM agreed to a proposal to begin to redefine the kelvin such that Boltzmann's constant was equal to 1.3806505 × 10−23 joule per kelvin.

[New York Times] The Bloomberg administration is seeking proposals to begin Seaport City, a $20 billion project to protect Lower Manhattan from flooding.

No matter that he had given all of them a classic opportunity to save themselves last year with commonsense proposals to begin the process of reforming how their expenses worked.

Neither party has put forward specific proposals to begin grappling with the most pressing long-term budget problem: the huge costs in the Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security programs as the population ages and medical costs rise, a bill that could overwhelm the government and crimp the economy if not addressed.

Critics of the malpractice proposal tend to begin their grumbling with the accusation that Mr. Cuomo has sold out to a powerful lobby to avoid their usual attack advertisements on television and keep his approval rating intact.

"We are on the verge of an historic bait and switch," said Senator Jack Reed, Democrat of Rhode Island, who said he believed the Republican motivation behind the proposal was to begin to unravel Medicare.