Sentence examples for proposals for taking from inspiring English sources

Al Gore's new book, "Our Choice," which comes out today, puts forward a series of proposals for taking on global warming.

By Elizabeth Kolbert November 2, 2009 Al Gore's new book, "Our Choice," which comes out today, puts forward a series of proposals for taking on global warming.

Sir Merrick Cockell, chairman of the LGA, said: "These councils have put forward some positive proposals for taking the pilots forward, and they will play an important role in working towards a smoother rollout later next year".

In a separate initiative, the department invited cleaning companies over the summer to submit proposals for taking over the janitorial responsibilities at about 250 schools in Region 8, in Brooklyn, and Region 3, in Queens.

George Osborne and the former Labour chancellor Alistair Darling have challenged the leaders of Vote Leave over what they call their "uncounted and unworkable" proposals for taking Britain out of the European Union.

Parties are competing to come up with French-style proposals for taking burqa bans further, even though the garment is rarely seen on Catalan streets.This spasm of intolerance has been incited by campaigns for elections to the Catalan parliament, which are due in late autumn.

I have a modest proposal for taking the heat out of the housing market which, with a little cooperation from the producers of the endless property porn shows that wallpaper just about every channel at prime time, should work.

After six months of sizing up the Daewoo Motor Company's remaining assets, the General Motors Corporation will present a formal proposal today for taking over the company.

[C6.] G.M. to Submit Offer for Daewoo After six months of sizing up Daewoo Motor's remaining assets, G.M. will present a formal proposal today for taking over the South Korean company.

First Selectman Mitchell R. Goldblatt of Orange said that the original proposal called for taking dozens of homes along the right of way, but the approved plan reroutes the lines so that no homes will be lost, and it gives local towns a say in the final design.

Proposals to charge claimants for taking their cases to the European court of human rights (ECHR) have triggered an international row over the United Kingdom's programme for reforming the Strasbourg court.