Sentence examples for proposals for ways from inspiring English sources

European governments would have to agree to Mr. Barnier's suggestion for jail terms if he includes it in his final proposals for ways to sanction market abuses, which is expected next year.

A8 Religion Journal A9 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 A Raucous Last Debate In New York Senate Race Representative Rick A. Lazio and Hillary Rodham Clinton engaged in a quarrelsome hour of bickering and badgering as they attacked each other's ethics, commitment to Israel and proposals for ways to improve the nation's education system.

Governments, non-governmental organizations, intergovernmental organizations such as WHO, pharmaceutical companies and academics are all engaged in putting forward, and in some cases implementing, proposals for ways to overcome the problems with market failure that has so far characterized research into diseases of developing countries.

The association, a trade group, plans to release its own proposal for ways to improve security checkpoints next month, but many of its core concepts overlap with ideas presented by the International Air Transport Association at an industry conference last year.

For homework, he or she should consider what technology (current or futuristic) might help humans adapt to the different environmental and geological aspects of this planet with regards to this factor, and write a one-page proposal for ways in which this technology could aid humans living on this planet.

While some architects championed the competition as a way to educate the public about the importance of architecture, many faulted the proposals for the way the buildings met the ground and integrated with the city.

Stevens' proposals for the way forward for the NHS will be published in a report next month.

Within a few months the revision committee is due to publish its proposals for the way ahead.

Also, he has a valuable separate exploration of Obama's next steps on environmental issues.] Also, I encourage you to revisit my post from this time two years ago — "America's Energy Challenge, and Opportunity" — for some proposals for a way forward that can work despite tight budgets and polarized energy politics.

And the impact of the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong, for example, is yet to become clear - protesters there dismissing Beijing's proposals for the way in which Hong Kong will be able to choose its own leader as "fake democracy".

Divest in fossil fuels, sure – but where is the proposal for creative ways to invest the proceeds of those sales in clean energy technologies?