Sentence examples for proposals about the from inspiring English sources

Cognitive models developed over the last several decades (e.g. Marslen-Wilson and Welsh 1978; Elman and McClelland 1986; Marslen-Wilson 1987; Norris 1994; Gaskell and Marslen-Wilson 1997) have put forward a range of detailed proposals about the mechanisms of spoken word recognition, proposing a set of fine-grained representations, processes, and structures.

Labor leaders said he never made any serious proposals about the other half.

As it was, his proposals about the media did not materialise.

He combined acute experimental skills with fundamental theoretical proposals about the nature of chemical reactions, eventually leading to the law of mass action.

But one suspects that in the thicket of the proposals about the role of Ofcom will cause Cameron difficulties, and will be seen as too powerful.

Liddiment said the BBC Trust had not yet received management's detailed proposals about the closure of the channel and how it would work online.

Or, as the historian Jerry Brotton more generously puts it: "Maps offer a proposal about the world, rather than just a reflection of it".

Worse, if taken as a proposal about the nature of consciousness, it would imply that a radio transmitter set to produce oscillations at 40 Hz would be conscious.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg of New York City was stinging in his criticism, calling the proposal "about the dumbest thing" he'd heard in a long time.

It was during that doctoral year that Stephen suggested I tackle an idea inspired by his "no-boundary proposal" about the origins of the universe.

A few months later, Publishers Weekly announced that she had sold a cookbook proposal about the pleasures of cooking for the family.