Sentence examples for proposal to focus from inspiring English sources
A spokesman for Three, the UK's smallest mobile network, said: "We welcome the proposal to focus regulators on promoting competition.
Now that they have a Senate proposal to focus on, consumer and banking organizations began their lobbying efforts in earnest Tuesday.
Today the Northern Alliance, with Mr. Rabbani's concurrence, made its new proposal to focus only on the temporary executive, which would administer Afghanistan until spring.
But where many bills focus on expanding resources for law enforcement, this is the first national proposal to focus so directly on improving legal protections for those who are sexually assaulted.
When I wrote about Dr. Lomborg's proposal to focus less on climate change and more on problems like malnutrition and disease, he told me: "I don't think our descendants will thank us for leaving them poorer and less healthy just so we could do a little bit to slow global warming.
After several weeks of meetings and guidance acceptance from Executive Staff, I pitch a job proposal to focus on increasing diversity in engineering to the Sr.
This situation will continue under the CQC's proposals to focus inspection even more closely on services posing the greatest risk.
As the top management expert at the Office of Management and Budget he developed the Bush administration proposal two years ago to focus agencies on results instead of process.
The first source of "free" water is via rainwater harvesting technologies, whilst the second, which this proposal seeks to focus on, is "wastewater treatment and reuse".
Our proposal is to focus on the structure of the definitions, while omitting all physical contents, which are inaccessible to most potential readers: this is instrumental to the awareness campaigns recommended by the General Conference on Weights and Measures (CGPM) to make the next edition of the SI understandable by a diverse readership without compromising scientific rigour.
My proposal is to focus on Zone III, the transitional zone between external and internal worlds, in which creative, group methods are employed.
