Sentence examples for proposed establishment from inspiring English sources
Russia has consistently refused such talks, and the proposed establishment of presidential rule indicates that the Kremlin has no intent of negotiating.
By Calvin Trillin The New Yorker, December 12 , 1994P. 50 OUR FAR-FLUNG CORRESPONDENTS about the proposed establishment of an eruv, (or cluster of posts connected by wires to define an area in Orthodox Jewish religion) in a suburb of London, and the controversy this proposal has engendered.
The New Yorker, December 12 , 1994P. 50 OUR FAR-FLUNG CORRESPONDENTS about the proposed establishment of an eruv, (or cluster of posts connected by wires to define an area in Orthodox Jewish religion) in a suburb of London, and the controversy this proposal has engendered.
And with the proposed establishment in Greece of a system in which tax revenue must be used first to pay off debt obligations before being spent domestically, it will no longer be easy for Greek politicians to run budget deficits for political purposes.
VATICAN CITY — The Vatican called on Monday for an overhaul of the world's financial systems, and again proposed establishment of a supranational authority to oversee the global economy, calling it necessary to bring more democratic and ethical principles to a marketplace run amok.
That must involve more than the handful of IOC expulsions recommended by the committee's leaders last weekend, and more than the proposed establishment of an independent ethics committee and a small team, both with non-IOC members, to visit candidate cities.Other rules could be added, such as one stipulating a rotation of the games between continents.
They propose establishment of a new state office to coordinate and expedite permitting for projects affecting the delta.
The new Tanzanian health policy proposes establishment of a dispensary in every village, a health centre in every ward and a district hospital in every district.
The initiative has been well received by the private sector leaders; one leader has proposed the establishment and funding of university chairs across various disciplines, and another leader has proposed establishing a research think-tank on economic policy.
Attempting to act on a bequest by the recently deceased Bishop of Armagh for the establishment of a "university of Dissenters" there, Cornwallis proposed the establishment of a university for Presbyterians modelled on Trinity College, Dublin.
Roco, who called the meeting "a historic event," proposed the establishment of an ongoing international organization dedicated to responsible nanotechnology development.
