Sentence examples for proposal to serve from inspiring English sources

This is a proposal to serve all those purposes, with no regard for the religion or race of the saviour or the saved.

After they complained, one person said, Deputy Mayor Coles asked Bovis Lend Lease to submit its own proposal to serve as project manager, which it did on Monday.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's proposal to serve an extra three months is dangerous to the democratic process because it is arrived at by an arbitrary set of circumstances (news article, Oct. 5).

But current proposals seem to serve the interests of motor-taxi drivers, who want their rivals off the road.The irritation is that pedicabs do not compete much with motor-taxis, say Messrs Meyer and Smallwood.

Kenneth R. Feinberg, who served as special master to that fund until it was closed in 2004, said in a statement that he supported Mr. Bloomberg's proposal and offered to serve as special master again if the fund were reopened.

The institute's proposal is unlikely to serve even as an interim rule for auditors, according to the S.E.C. letter, because the new accounting oversight board is expected to announce both transitional rules and its procedures for adopting new standards by April 26.

They include a plan to divide five neighborhood high schools in the Bronx into 15 smaller schools; a plan for a high school in Manhattan for at-risk students; and a proposal for one to serve teenagers who have recently been released from juvenile detention centers.

"This five-point proposal is not to serve my own selfish ends but to promote the wellbeing of future generations," Ma said.

In a release, the department said that more than a third of the winning proposals were intended to serve rural schools and more than a quarter were in some way aimed at improving early learning.

But the conversation around universal health care seems to be changing, and it seems increasingly plausible that one of these proposals could attempt to serve as a model for the country.

The House may vote as early as today on Representative Patrick Murphy's proposal to allow gays to serve openly in the military; implementation may take longer.