Sentence examples for proposals belong from inspiring English sources

But IATA's proposals belong more to the realm of fantasy than the reality that business travellers face every day.

As shown in the Fig. 2, almost all the region proposals belong to the forest class.

Betrothal rings were unusual in the 18th century, and the scene in the film of Oliver getting one out from a little box during a proposal belongs to the 20th century.

Hence, our proposal belongs to the first two categories mentioned in the previous paragraph.

Without a doubt, the pinnacle of proposal showmanship belongs to Justin Davis and Nikki Marquez, who get surprise-engaged and immediately flash-married as part of a Fox reality show called "Mobbed".

Democrats said the Alaska drilling proposal did not belong in an omnibus budget bill.

The striking difference in cell division between these AOA and all other Crenarchaea supports the proposal that they belong to a third archaeal phylum, the Thaumarchaeota [19] [20].

But Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has called the proposals "patronising drivel that belong in the Edwardian age".

The placement of Nitrosopumilis and Cenarcheaum in Figure 2 is consistent with recent proposals that these organisms belong to a phylum distict from the Crenarchaeota and Euryarchaea, which has been named Thaumarchaeota [24].

Under the new proposal, these would no longer belong to me.

The distinction between permanent and non-permanent members was not one of the recommendations of the Constitutional Commission, and the Government did not adopt the Commission's proposal that members should not belong to a political party.