Sentence examples for proposals to lay from inspiring English sources

He also criticized proposals to lay off police and correction officers in a time of terrorist threats.

Proposals to lay out who owns what, and how much, are thrown out of the state legislature as soon as they arrive.

"Who's going to hire me?" Proposals to lay off more employees of city and state agencies like the Metropolitan Transportation Authority could continue to temper a local recovery, economists said.

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A parliamentary vote on the budget cuts that had been expected this week is now being postponed until the end of the month, as some members of Mr. Samaras's three-party coalition government dig in against proposals to lay off civil servants.

Only last month, a 48-hour strike was held over proposals to lay off 950 ticketing staff.

From the devastation wrought by Hurricane Katrina in the Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans to a proposal to lay the proposed Keystone XL pipeline through some American Indian communities, some religious leaders have begun to see the issue of weather extremes, fossil fuel emissions and threats to habitats as a moral one.

After an early career in the paper business, Field became interested in a proposal to lay a transatlantic telegraph cable.

Faced with the threat of abandonment of the crusade and forfeiture of money already paid, they acquiesced to the Venetian proposal to lay siege to Zara.

Cliff Guffey, president of the American Postal Workers Union, one of the four postal unions, denounced the post office's proposal to lay off 120,000 workers.

But the Democrats left intact Mr. Gulotta's proposal to lay off roughly 70 nonunion workers, and even added another 30 positions, Mr. Bloch said.