Sentence examples for proposed fixing from inspiring English sources

Con Ed recently proposed fixing them by the end of 2005.

Over the objections of some tough lobbies, George Bush has proposed fixing some of the distorting aspects of America's food policies.

In an historic step towards proper democracy, he proposed fixing the constitution to allow more than one person to run for his office.

And in 1984, when the emptying of state mental institutions left thousands of homeless people to fend for themselves, Mayor Edward I. Koch proposed fixing up mothballed wartime ships and idle Staten Island ferries as shelters.

Now, however, the chancellor, George Osborne, has proposed fixing the £21,000 threshold until at least April 2021 – meaning, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies, that a typical graduate could repay over £6,000 more in total.

Keynes and White proposed fixing exchange rates at agreed levels, removing barriers to foreign trade, and permitting tight controls on the movement of investment capital, thereby insuring a stable environment in which the international economy could flourish.

Betsy Gotbaum, the city's public advocate, has proposed fixed terms and a chairman other than the chancellor.

This scalable hardware is compared with a previously proposed fixed (fully parallel) design showing very attractive results.

The proposed fixed bed column treatment system is appropriate and suitable domestic approach to arsenic removal in local areas, because of its simplicity, easy operation and handling.

They say the companies' proposed fix — in which assets and an array of products and services would be sold off — is "complicated and convoluted" and does nothing to address the problem.

Figure 1 depicts one of the proposed fixed, anatomic models of slow fast and fast slow AVNRT.