Sentence examples for proposal to retain from inspiring English sources

"To accomplish strict foreclosure, the secured party must send a written proposal to retain the collateral in satisfaction of the debt".

The lenders have offered an alternative proposal to retain a more active role in originating loans, which they say would generate significant federal savings — $67 billion in the next decade, according to the Congressional Budget Office.

He attacked a proposal to retain emergency powers of detention without trial saying, "If you believe in democracy, you must believe in it unconditionally... Repression is a habit that grows.

One town proposal to retain ownership, but allow the church to renovate the cemetery, they say, seems like the modern-day equivalent of sharecropping, in that the blacks would perform all the labor, and the whites would keep the power.

Yesterday, President Barack Obama jump-started the recurring battle over the Bush-era tax cuts with his proposal to retain those tax cuts for all Americans on their earnings under $250,000, while reverting to the Clinton-era rates for any income above that amount.

Civil liberty campaigners claimed a victory today after the government announced it is dropping current proposals to retain the DNA profiles of innocent people on the national database.

And the sob stories worked; Congress brushed aside proposals to retain the tax, even proposals that would raise the exemption -- the share of any estate that is free from tax -- to $5 million.

But Dawe said that Ofqual's proposals to retain GCSE maths exams split into two tiers – with an easier "foundation" level paper and a harder "higher" paper – were likely to be counterproductive.

A document leaked to the Observer, outlining the German position on the "track and trace" component of the directive, suggests its officials are preparing to endorse the tobacco industry's proposals to retain its own tracking system.

"Before the row I thought there was a 5% chance the privy council would approve the proposals to retain self-regulation," said Evan Harris, campaigns director of Hacked Off, the press regulation pressure group.

[Guardian] France begins voluntary fingerprinting at Border control [RNW] Government drops proposals to retain the DNA profiles of innocent people on the national database [Guardian], why this is no innocent U-turn [Guardian], and how DNA identity theft may be part of our future [BioJobBlog].