Sentence examples for proposals progress from inspiring English sources

According to interviews with more than a dozen participants in the debates then and now, those lessons have helped the president's proposals progress further through Congress's committees than the plan advocated by Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton did.

As the proposal progressed, Bulleid saw that certain tasks required with conventional steam locomotives could be eliminated by adopting some of the features of the contemporary Southern electric locomotives.

"The proposals represent progress on some of the key areas such as health and safety.

Mr. Obama must be ready to point fingers when needed and put forward his own proposals if progress lags.

But there is deep mistrust between the parties, and the administration must be willing to point fingers when needed and put forward its own proposals when progress slows.

But no one should be fooled into thinking that this administration's proposals represent progress or protection for those few public employees still willing to speak out against their bosses' misrepresentations or other abuses of power.

Because I had prepared a Ph.D. thesis and several research manuscripts, along with endless grant proposals and progress reports, I thought naively that the next step would be to become a science writer of some description.

His hope is to go to the country in 2014 and blame the GOP for standing in the way of reasonable proposals and progress".

Information was collected by a reflective exploration of team proposals and progress reports, a content analysis of the outputs from an all-team meeting and review of the literature.

The paper also draws on information from direct and participant observations of project meetings as well as reviews of publications and project documents, including evaluations, project proposals, agreements, progress reports, memos, minutes, and internal records.

It also included documentary analysis of project proposals and progress reports in addition to interviews with project staff to draw out their experiences in the field and investigate whether the projects would be self-sustaining should the current external operational research-based funding be discontinued.