Sentence examples for proposals to find from inspiring English sources

The negotiators, who agreed to meet next on Tuesday, are combing their respective budget proposals to find common ground.

The BBC Trust chairman, Sir Michael Lyons, said: "We will shortly be publishing the director general's proposals, to find out what licence-fee payers think of them and to test opinions and reactions to them from outside the BBC.

Re "Bush, Pushing Energy Plan, Offers Scores of Proposals to Find New Power Sources" (front page, May 18): The simple fact is that all our fossil fuel energy reserves are finite.

But doubts were raised over the credibility of this call - and the proposals to find ways to boycott inspections in a way that would not be unlawful.

Last month, the south west Scotland council dropped proposals to find an extra £3m of savings this year in anticipation of further reductions to come.

And that becomes a major barrier to passage, because like with last year's GI Bill expansion, Congress especially fiscally conservative actors wants the people backing these proposals to find or agree to cuts to other programs to cover their costs.

Virtually every Air Force proposal to find new places to train or to expand the use of existing spaces has faced increasingly vehement local opposition, but the coalition's challenge is the first to try to suspend all low-level training.

He and the classicist John Morrison were the only Cambridge supporters of my proposal to found a second university on the same site, which would be in session when members of the existent university were on vacation.

A proposal to found a secular college there came to nothing and the priory buildings – with the exception of the gatehouses and the great east window – were demolished.

It was an open-ended request for ideas, an effort to move the conversation away from long-rejected proposals and to find some basis for common ground, according to a person who was briefed on the meeting.

A statement issued by the group after meetings with Serbian leaders in Belgrade on April 6 called on Serbia to be "realistic" in its proposals and to find a solution "acceptable to the people of Kosovo".