Sentence examples for proposals will work from inspiring English sources

She told the prince that Dittmar would "feed in your experiences and consider together how our proposals will work in practice".

In his new book, "Uncontrolled," Manzi notes that many experts tackle policy problems by creating big pattern-finding models and then running simulations to see how proposals will work.

Hillman says he is not sure how well the social mobility aspect of the government's proposals will work – if students are thriving at university, they are unlikely to want a change, even if they could trade up to a more prestigious institution.

General Manager Steve Phillips said that the Mets spend hours hoping, wishing and praying that certain trade proposals will work out, and a significant one worked out today when they acquired the 12-time All-Star second baseman Roberto Alomar in a blockbuster eight-player trade with the Cleveland Indians.

After the public consultation held in the first two months of this year, 350 individual responded and a 704-signature petition were received – 281 of the responses were in support of the proposals outright, with 13 being generally supportive and others asking for more clarity on how the proposals will work.

None of these proposals will work.

"Not every proposal will work out just as envisioned.

"I don't know exactly what proposal will work out in the end, but I see these things flourishing in the middle of this decade".

But the proposal has alarmed civil liberties groups and some liberal backbenchers, while the government has struggled to clearly articulate how the proposal will work and what information will be retained.

The scheme is being overseen by the business department, which said: "A consultation will be launched shortly setting out more detail on how this proposal will work in practice".

I don't think the current proposal will work.