Sentence examples for proposals entail from inspiring English sources

Many of Mr. Thompson's proposals entail little cost.

In fact, applicants whose proposals entail research in less-sought-after nations (and veterans) may have an advantage in the selection process.

All proposals entail complex capital-intensive efforts that would take years, require government support in the form of loan or price guarantees, and almost certainly cause political brawls — since everyone wants low-cost natural gas, but no one wants the pipelines or shipping terminals nearby.

Here the personal became the political by stepping outside convention and opposing proposals entailing environmental harm.

Designed by George Vellonakis, the Parks Department landscape architect who redesigned City Hall Park in 1999, the proposal entails adding a fountain and replacing the asphalt surface with grass.

His proposal entails keeping electricity demand flat by aggressively pursuing energy efficiency, thus bypassing the need for new coal plants to meet growing demand.

The three-year-old proposal entailed a 50-story office tower rising above a 10-story trading floor on a site bounded by Wall, Broad and William Streets and Exchange Place.

In particular, our proposal entails the softening of a different tetragonal modulus from the one previously considered in the literature.

Searle's proposal entails that in experiences of seeing objects, the experience itself is represented (note the occurrence of 'this experience' in (4)).

Of course, none of the carriers are looking to limit revenue without something in return, so the proposal doesn't come without a catch or two: Acceptance of the proposal entails that the FCC will dismiss the growing list of class-action lawsuits against various wireless carriers for their ETF practices, and it removes the state's authority to regulate these fees.

The NASA employees ask Barney to be an astronaut, and when Homer realizes what the proposal entails, he steps in and takes credit for the call.