Sentence examples for proposals whose from inspiring English sources

The rest of the money, the official said, could be made up by some proposals whose values have not been quantified in dollar figures.

On Thursday, lawmakers spent much of the day skirmishing over rival proposals whose main purpose was to embarrass the two parties' presidential nominees.

It is a mark of how deep America's gun pathology is that this would sound radical — a speech without any specific policy proposals, whose greatest force came by way of implication, by drawing a line between "Tucson and Aurora and Oak Creek and Newtown and communities from Columbine to Blacksburg before that".

Between extremes of proposals lies a group of proposals whose science is sound and with principal investigators that are well trained and productive.

In addition, as an experiment-based field, P1 instantiates a much more elaborate Move 5 (methodology) than the other two proposals whose discipline is text-based and interpretation-driven.

General theories are then best seen as practical proposals whose critical purchase is not moral and epistemic independence but practical and public testing according to criteria of interpretive adequacy.

But so far, the Democrats' proposal, whose details remain vague, has not drawn a clear response.

(And no, raising the Medicare retirement age — a proposal whose wisdom depends on its design — is not the kind of change of which major deals are made).

At the same meeting, N.S.A. officials made an additional proposal, whose exact nature is not made clear in the censored documents.

But the proposal, whose fate in the Legislature in Albany is already uncertain, now faces the added complication of Mr. Corzine's active efforts to oppose it.

Friedman points out that the candidate's "Medicare for all" proposal, whose cost he estimates to be about $1.1 trillion a year, would also raise demand throughout the economy.