Sentence examples for proposals through which from inspiring English sources

However, the Guardian has seen two separate copies of the proposals, through which Google is trying to avoid a full-on legal battle with Joaquín Almunia, the commission's antitrust chief.

Part IV will present a specific proposal through which Congress and the incoming Administration could balance the Court and restore the Separation of Powers.

"The one thing that is obvious that the Tories desperately want is the boundary commission proposals to go through, which is an advantage to them," he said.

But so far all the proposals have loopholes through which plenty of unsolicited commercial mail can sail.

To our knowledge, our findings represent the first proposal that the mechanism through which HSV-1 prevents virus-induced apoptosis from killing infected cells is by blocking proapoptotic Bax from relocating to mitochondria.

And Ian Potter, managing director of the Association of Residential Letting Agents, said he was "deeply concerned that Labour has today announced a series of ill-thought through proposals which will have an adverse effect on tenants in the private rental sector".

Jonathan Cohn's article (April 1) gives us reason to be optimistic, but lest we become prematurely giddy about the possibility that the left and right can unite in a common cause for universal health care, we need to remember there are 1,001 trapdoors in Congress through which any proposal may fall.

A former chief executive of St Helens Citizens Advice for more than 20 years, she lambasted the proposals for a "single telephone gateway" through which anyone would have to access the scheme.

This proposal could include ideas for ads and the media through which they should be distributed.

Experts said there are limited channels through which the two sides can try to exchange proposals to ease tensions over North Korea's missile and nuclear weapons programs.

One proposal I urge is the creation of a Fraud Fund through which defrauded investors would be able to obtain full payment for their losses.