Sentence examples for proposals built from inspiring English sources

On such questions are grant proposals built.

Many of the competition proposals built on and celebrated the community's strengths: its sense of entrepreneurship; the mixed-use developments; the low rates of crime; and strong social ties.

The Commons leader said the proposals built on the recommendations of last year's McKay Commission, which supported the principle that Commons decisions with a "separate and distinct effect" for England should "normally be taken only with the consent of a majority of MPs sitting for constituencies in England".

Speaker J. Dennis Hastert said the proposals "build on the successes" of the 1996 welfare law.

Other proposals build on ideas considered during the first Bush administration and pushed, unsuccessfully, when Bill Clinton was president.

These proposals build on Plyler's ideas: the children of illegal immigrants are innocent, and so the most achievement-oriented and compliant among them deserve rewards, including citizenship.

Though he does not mention it, Mr. Willetts might point to his role in the recent controversy over proposals build a new royal yacht.

It says the CMA's interim proposals "build on existing measures by high-street banks to deliver new innovative ways of banking" and hails the "pragmatic suggestions to increase awareness of (account) switching".

The foregoing proposals build on new understanding of the diverse defenses in use against ROS, metal ion homeostasis, and bacterial evolution.

Mr. Ballard's off-the-cuff proposal, built on the old model of immigrant enclaves, was greeted with derision by some.

The proposal built on Blair's much-ridiculed suggestion that police should march drunken yobs off to cash machines to pay on-the-spot fines.