Sentence examples for proposals for merging from inspiring English sources

Yet his proposals for merging these efforts was thwarted by various agencies, especially the Justice Department, which has insisted on maintaining its prerogatives in law enforcement.

After the Livonian War began (1558) and Muscovy presented a serious threat to Lithuania, many of the Lithuanian gentry also desired a closer union with Poland and in 1562 made a proposal for merging the two states.

The proposals also call for merging significant functions of the Buildings Department into the Fire Department, and requiring teachers and other Board of Education employees to report sex offenses against public school children to the police.

As for the proposal of merging all benefits advisers: the same thing has already happened with the local physical disabilities social workers.

Contrary to the impression given by the Guardian headline, there is no proposal for the merging of health and social care – indeed the very first paragraph claims that integration "can be delivered without further legislative change or structural upheaval".

Our study emphasizes the advantages of using PROMPT for merging ontologies containing closely related portions of knowledge, as well as some proposals for improvement.

Negotiation theory provides a useful framework for merging the perspectives of urban planning, city design, and real estate project proposals regarding production of the built environment.

"Merging for merging's sake has no interest for us," Mr. Trappier said.

Indeed, they are responsible for ditching the proposed tax reform.Realistic proposals to merge some of the Länder have been mulled over for years but without result.

For decades, proposals to merge police and fire departments in Westchester have faced opposition from taxpayers who prefer community-based services and unions that want to protect jobs.

The refinement is based on four heuristic proposals: (1) merge, (2) split, (3) merge-split, and (4) merge-merge-split.