Sentence examples for proposals rather than from inspiring English sources

He is being asked to define proposals, rather than depict them with broad strokes.

Many grants are allocated by administrators who lack expertise in evaluating proposals, rather than by open, competitive peer review.

His economic agenda is relatively small-bore — a bunch of modest if sensible proposals rather than a big push.

But he said Miliband's reform proposals, rather than being a threat, represented a big opportunity to increase Unite's influence.

In interviews at Paul campaign events this week, many said they embraced his national security proposals, rather than reluctantly accepting them.

Judge Kozinski is among judges who say they will try to persuade the Judicial Conference to set aside the proposals rather than vote on them on Sept. 11.

Mr. McGreevey's proposal also compared his proposed spending with last year's budget proposal, rather than the actual expenditures, which were far lower.

But the mayor's remarks served only to fuel the debate over the proposal, rather than to squash it.

Whether wildlife conservation is really the motivation for this proposal – rather than simply making money – is open to question.

But like other suggestions, this should be viewed as a small complementary step to the mayor's congestion pricing proposal rather than as a substitute for it.

Yet on the other, they've lambasted her for waiting around for William's proposal rather than getting a "proper job".