Sentence examples for proposal to start from inspiring English sources

In 1998 he was approached by Ms. Gurewich with a proposal to start a press of their own.

Laboratories were surprised to learn Tuesday of the proposal to start charging Medicare beneficiaries a $1 co-payment for each lab test.

And outlandish ideas, like the failed proposal to start the race last year in Washington D.C, are not shunned, but embraced with open arms.

Judge Collyer rejected the government's proposal to start the trial on Jan . 5 granting the companies' request for a speedier timetable, according to court records.

Next week, at a regional meeting in Bangkok, Mr. Koizumi is to make the formal proposal to start talks with South Korea for a free trade pact.

The immediate issue is a proposal to start requiring anyone who wants to vote in an election to register at least 15 days in advance, a practice followed in many other countries.

It offered proposals to start weaning corporate farmers off their subsidies two years ago -- admittedly after approving a farm bill that exacerbated the problem.

She said that she had been invited to meetings by several Islamist groups to discuss her proposals to start an organization for the empowerment of women, but had been intimidated by their members.

The interest in determining viewership patterns comes amid proposals to start networks that would carry programming aimed at gay men and lesbians, including Logo, scheduled to be introduced in February by the MTV Networks division of Viacom.

"These are concrete, well defined, moderate and plausible proposals to start the kind of serious discussion that has been absent during all these years of war mongering," says Alejandro Madrazo, an academic who helped draw up the initiatives.

Importantly, it discussed a range of practical proposals to start multilateral negotiations on nuclear disarmament.