Sentence examples for proposal will give from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Mr Atkinson's bold proposal will give courage to others.

"His proposal will give more of a quick stimulus to the consumer in the form of tax cuts," she said.

Acknowledging the feedback from stations, the proposal will give smaller stations two more years to start uploading new additions to their files about political ad spending.

As it stands, Reid's proposal will give the president, via the Department of Energy, up to 270 days to specify renewable energy zones.

Including a description of IDIES's planned computational resources and how you will use them in your proposal will give it a competitive edge.

Club spokesman Mike Dunstan said: "We have regularly communicated with residents and can say that this flood defence proposal will give substantial and significant benefits to the residents and businesses of the Sudmeadow area.

The new proposals will give councils enhanced powers to take 'carders' to court.

Yet government proposals will give working parents who earn up to £150,000 each extra funding to bring down their childcare bills.

These proposals will give the attorney general effective carte blanche in future to block or quash any investigations or prosecutions under the pretext of 'national security'.

New proposals will give headteachers in England the freedom to change the layout of the academic school year, with the power to cut the six-week summer break – but is it a change heads want and need?

Dianah Worman, the CIPD's diversity adviser, said: "Our research has shown that many employees wish to work past retirement for differing reasons and many employers are already benefiting from allowing such flexibility". The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) said the proposals will give employers little time to prepare and leave them with unresolved problems.