Sentence examples for proposals for actions from inspiring English sources

The Arctic Human Health Expert Group AHHEGG) is responsible for framing the SDWG human health agenda, proposing priorities and projects, and assessing proposals for actions that will contribute to the advancement of a knowledge base on circumpolar human health.

The Web site proposals for "actions" include: "Take the Museum's online pledge to meet the challenge of genocide today" and "Share with your social network a photo or news item about someone taking action to confront hate".

In an effort to increase the standards of living for all Europeans, the European Commission is looking to make proposals for actions that need to be taken to "get Europe back on track for smart, sustainable and inclusive growth".

The president then solicited proposals for actions from the Joint Chiefs of Staff and MACV, who presented him with a series of options: a naval quarantine of the Cambodian coast; the launching of South Vietnamese and American airstrikes; the expansion of hot pursuit across the border by ARVN forces; or a ground invasion by ARVN, U.S. forces, or both.

Noting the difficulties, sluggishness and challenges of reform, the Ministry of Labour and Social Policy supported  UNICEF's external evaluation in 2006, resulting in short-, medium- and long-term recommendations and proposals for actions necessary to conduct a thorough and sustainable transformation of residential institutions.

(Beta) is illustrated by the authors' five general proposals for action ("Implications for Public Policy").

Cost is a critical question that needs to be addressed in any proposals for action, or inaction.

"This proves that the finance sector is a breeding ground for discrimination and unfairness and I look forward to the Commission's proposals for action," Ms Harman said.

"All children thriving", "putting women and girls at the centre of development" and "creating new interventions for global health" sound more like aspirations than proposals for action.

Anne-Marie Slaughter, a Princeton scholar who previously served as a senior Obama administration official, has offered sensible proposals for action.

Corbyn has not commented directly on the issue of military action, saying he would want to see the proposals for action and humanitarian relief first.