Sentence examples for proposals in the first from inspiring English sources

He said: "There were lots of proposals in the first draft of the Animal Welfare Act.

Designed specifically to develop communities of people who are working on similar projects, but who otherwise may be unaware of others with similar interests, it generated a flurry of proposals in the first 3 yr, but this was followed by a dramatic decrease in the number of submissions.

The Senate group is aiming to release its proposals in the second week of April, after lawmakers return from Easter break.

According to the Department for Education, 40 of the 281 proposals in the second wave of applications were from private schools.

Referring to his budget proposal in the first year of his first administration, Bill Clinton told the convention's roaring delegates: "It passed by a single vote in both houses.

Mr. Greenspan did not attack the specifics of Mr. Bush's $674 billion tax-cutting package, but he cast doubt on the need for a stimulus proposal in the first place.

Elsewhere in the interview, Mulligan praised the "ask her more" campaign around this year's Oscars, which encouraged interviewers to go beyond questions about the actors' dresses and jewellery, and said of Far from the Madding Crowd: "I just loved that there was a story set in Victorian Britain about a woman who rejects a proposal in the first 20 pages.

"It is simply shocking that the D.O.T. is unabashedly continuing this ideological battle despite the staunch opposition from the entire aviation community and the independent finding that the D.O.T. lacks the power under the law to implement the proposal in the first place," Senator Charles E. Schumer said in a statement.

Sen. Rubio was even more out of line in asserting that sequestration was the president's proposal in the first place.

As their refusal to accept the German proposal shows, the ruling party in Gaza is not eager to concede and has denied Netanyahu's claims that Israel accepted a proposal in the first place.

Once Mr Bush's tax commission comes up with its suggestions for reform, it is not clear who will turn them into clear legislative proposals.In the first term, Mr Bush relied fairly heavily on the chairman of his Council of Economic Advisers, Glenn Hubbard (no relation of Allan).