Sentence examples for propose in terms of from inspiring English sources

The catheter companies "all have shown that they are able to achieve what they propose" in terms of cooling, said Dr. Derk W. Krieger, a staff physician at the Cleveland Clinic.

While Mr. Obama did not present a detailed plan at Wednesday's meeting or reveal what he would propose in terms of new corporate taxes, he strongly reiterated that he would not allow tax cuts for the middle class to expire.

"While Mr. Obama did not present a detailed plan at Wednesday's meeting or reveal what he would propose in terms of new corporate taxes, he strongly reiterated that he would not allow tax cuts for the middle class to expire," Helene Cooper and Nelson D. Schwartz write.

Also their discussion is focused primarily on exploring the processes governing each of the particular transitions they propose in terms of changes in replicative control.

What would the authors propose in terms of the physiological significance of this pathway at this particular time?

"I don't think anybody was against the concept of what they were proposing in terms of smart growth," said Frank DeRubeis, Smithtown's town planner.

Burnham added: "Legal advice we have sought confirms that the current wording does not deliver what we believed was being proposed in terms of the home secretary and judicial commissioner double lock for warrant authorisation".

"The bottom line," he said in an analysis of the regulation, is that "this rule is the most expensive air rule that E.P.A. has ever proposed in terms of direct costs".

There was no way you could think your way through or strategize through what was being proposed in terms of the health care plan and come to any conclusion other than what we came to".

What the Department of Justice proposes in terms of resources can deliver neither.

The criterion of damage nucleation is proposed in terms of the tension strength of concrete.