Sentence examples for proposed editorial from inspiring English sources

The most serious problem in deploying the limited anti-ballistic missile system currently being proposed (editorial, April 30) lies in the computer software systems that must ultimately manage such a defensive shield.

Ideas have been proposed by New York Times editorial board and Mitchell Caldwell, a criminal law expert and professor at Pepperdine University School of Law.

When the Cape Wind project received its final nod from the Interior Department in the spring of 2010 -- already a decade after the project was first proposed -- the editorial board at The Wall Street Journal chuckled.

Phillips and Twombly proposed in an editorial to overcome the problem by recommending that physicians "run the numbers first and deal with blood pressure and glucose before asking about other problems"[ 37].

10 A recent editorial proposed that repeated bouts of sustained and/or high-intensity aerobic exercise, such as that required for marathon training and competition, evokes systemic vascular remodelling that shifts the effect of aerobic exercise from cardioprotective to atherogenic.

You suggest (editorial, Sept. 12) that the New York State budget, proposed by the governor and passed by the Legislature, is "approved" by the comptroller.

Its board is scheduled to meet today to review the proposed transaction with G.M. C1 Business Digest C1 EDITORIAL A20-21 Editorials: Whiffs of reform in Albany; redemption at the C.I.A.; a poisoned minimum wage bill; the tribulations of Mozambique.

In 1984, The Wall Street Journal's editorial page proposed adding a constitutional amendment: "There shall be open borders".

A special court, which we first proposed in a 2010 editorial, would be an analogue to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court that Congress set up in 1978.

This group meets weekly to make sure that any proposed sponsored or commercial editorial content on theguardian.com doesn't clash with our core values.

Your March 24 editorial about proposed chemical security legislation, in taking issue with the Department of Homeland Security's plans to regulate America's chemical facilities, does an injustice to the type of tough risk-based regulatory process this department supports.