Sentence examples for proposal to respond from inspiring English sources

"There is really no formal proposal to respond to," he said of the Five Town plan.

Cardiff council said: "The growing demand for Welsh-medium education in this area together with the increase in population as indicated by WAG population figures released in 2010, has led officers to develop this proposal to respond to these issues effectively.

The White Paper is the Commission's proposal to respond to this challenge and to lay the foundation of a European Union communication policy.

Raising the hourly wage is, in fact, their proposal to respond to a short-run supply shortage, arguably a quicker response than changing the number of intakes to nursing schools.

The push to create a regulator with a mandate to protect consumers from predatory lending practices and other financial wrongdoing has been one of the main points of contention between the two parties as they debate legislative proposals to respond to the lessons of the financial crisis.

In a series of interviews with The New York Times, the four major Democrats and two Republicans discussed in some detail their proposals to respond to the crisis that they agreed had completely rewritten the demands and mission of the job they are seeking.

"We are disappointed that the company's latest proposal failed to respond in any substantive way to our proposal of Aug. 21," Jack Stephan, a spokesman for the US Airways pilots, said in a statement.

And Mr. Hunnicutt in turn argues that the data collected by the New York group is biased because only accountants who were angry about the proposal chose to respond.

"Creditors received the proposal and agreed to respond next week".

There is a variety of proposals about how to respond better.

The latest instance was a proposal by the government to respond to the financial crisis in London by stopping the issue by the banks of notes of less than £5.