Sentence examples for proposal was reduced from inspiring English sources

His proposal was reduced to a draft law calling for the replacement of Consob, the securities-market watchdog, with an Authority for the Protection of Savings, with various responsibilities and resources pinched from the central bank and the antitrust authority.

After objections from residents and university faculty, the proposal was reduced by about 20 percent to 1.9 million square feet of new classroom space, and other facilities for the more than 50,000 students that attend N.Y.U., the nation's largest private university.

"Chief among these policy proposals is reducing taxes on job creation through individual and corporate tax reform, stopping the increase in regulation that tangles job creators in red tape, and replacing Obamacare with real health care reform that controls cost and improves care".

This is consistent with the proposal that AQ4N was reduced in vivo to AQ4, resulting in enhanced anti-tumour toxicity.

The number of proposals we included was reduced further because we excluded published protocols because they were deemed to be written after the funder had approved the proposal; however we did use documents entitled protocols in our sample, which seemed similar in style and content to the named proposals we received.

Patchogue-Medford The budget in the Patchogue-Medford district was also defeated by a small margin, 1,364 to 1,419, and the $98.5 million proposal has been reduced by just $38,000 for the new vote, scheduled for Tuesday.

20 We not only agree but also believe that the information requested for each proposal could be reduced.

However, I regret the fact that the scope of this proposal has been reduced by the requirement for unanimity in the Council, and I would urge the Member States to go further, together with the European Parliament, when this text is re-examined.

Under the new proposal, emissions would be reduced 37 percent by 2050 from 2005 levels, compared with just 20 percent under the original plan.

Afterwards, Downing Street said that both leaders agreed that the 973bn-euro proposal had to be reduced further.

Under the proposal the cabinet would be reduced from 55 to 34 ministers and would become more inclusive, with opposition members among those appointed.