Sentence examples for proposals in the pipeline from inspiring English sources
Already there are new legislative proposals in the pipeline to hack away at planning restrictions that constrain development.
For example, he has publicly lobbied for development in the fragile Great Barrier Reef area, for which there are about 45 development proposals in the pipeline.
Although there were other grant proposals in the pipeline, none of them had yet been awarded and people were starting to get nervous--nervous enough to consider picking up the whole operation and moving to the other side of the state in search of money.
Partnerships for Schools, a government agency, is looking at identifying schools with surplus places which could be used - and at least one proposal in the pipeline is to co-site a free school within an existing one.
More than 100 smaller proposals are in the pipeline, and investors from Singapore and Japan are also interested.
AT&T implied that bidders might not have forked out as much if they had known the proposals were in the pipeline.
…Most of the stimulus spending would extend over two years, although the bill includes language indicating that money for peer-reviewed grants must be spent within 120 days, which could limit the money to grant proposals already in the pipeline.
CPRIT spokesperson Ellen Read said that agency staff members are seeking "clarification" on what the moratorium means for proposals already in the pipeline.
Recent fiscal reforms in Germany and France (as well as Italian and Belgian proposals that are in the pipeline) show that euro-area economies can still go their own way in key areas.
Premier League officials insist the proposals have been in the pipeline for some time and are not a reaction to growing calls for English clubs to adopt a NFL-style Rooney Rule.
According to preliminary proposals, the pipeline would begin in Puerto Ordaz, southeast of Caracas, stretch south the length of Brazil and end in Argentina, with possible branches serving Uruguay and Bolivia.
