Sentence examples for proposals for support from inspiring English sources

Congress has already required the agency to use "extra criteria" in evaluating proposals for support from its social science programs.

There are various proposals for support to transmit information in the supply chain (see, e.g., SVHC-Communicator [43]), but a sample letter to be used for the consumer request has still been missing.

I hope they lead to sensible, practical proposals for supporting migrants to improve language skills when the CICC delivers its final report to Ruth Kelly in June.

Senator Grassley, the author of the provisions, said the I.R.S. tells him that the Treasury Department has not signed off on the proposals for supporting organizations — and Treasury officials say the I.R.S. is procrastinating.

The last decade has seen a deluge of proposals for supporting multicast in the Internet.

This paper reviews these proposals for supported FITs and then uses a case study of Thailand's Alternative Energy Development Plan 2013 2021 to investigate the opportunities and challenges of supporting FITs at a global scale.

The Coulter brothers continued development of the Coulter Principle well into 1950 before Wallace began preparing drafts of a proposal for support.

Candidates should also disclose any "gifts or free services" worth more than $100 that they received in the previous year, whether they are currently looking for a job, and "all support from grants, cooperative agreements, cooperative research and development agreements (CRADAs), contracts, and all currently pending applications or proposals for such support".

Welcome too are the proposals for financial support to LDCs and small island states made at the Commonwealth summit in Trinidad, as well as proposals by the Netherlands, France, and the UK, among others.

Their ideas deserve careful scrutiny, but we are skeptical that any of the proposals for premium support that have been floated by Republicans can rein in Medicare spending without harming beneficiaries, financially or medically.

It outlined proposals for extra support to credit unions and urged ministers to find a replacement for the Post Office card account, which is used by more than 1.2 million people without access to a bank account and is due to be scrapped in 2010.