Sentence examples for proposed numbers from inspiring English sources

"These proposed rates are to go into effect Oct. 1, and in the past, proposed numbers became real numbers.

In a letter to Father Kriss earlier this year, Father Sobczak said that he doubted that "no more than 50percentt of the proposed numbers look realistic".

There was skepticism about the proposed numbers that were mentioned for the Pac-16 — $20 million annually per university, a total of $320 million per year.

Sergio Leitao, the director of public policies for Greenpeace Brasil, said that the proposed numbers "were good" but that the Brazilian government needed to take on "concrete targets" not voluntary reductions: "If it doesn't, nobody will do anything".

The local authority, Tower Hamlets, objected to the proposal, expressing concern at the potential impact on residents and the capacity of the surrounding transport networks to cope with the proposed numbers.

In the end, civil defense was rejected as impossible, and the MX (later named the Peacekeeper missile) was deployed in Minuteman silos and in only a fraction of the originally proposed numbers.

However, the proposed number to be taken under the scheme was condemned by some, given the extent of need.

Another bias is the anchoring effect, the tendency to be overly influenced by any initially proposed number.

While hardly surprising, given the fact that the First Nations housing fund (a $300-million 300-million dollarilt only 99 homes on reserves over six years during Harprojectenure, rather than the initially proposed numbuiltf 25,000.

Other criteria assessed were the length of the questionnaire and the proposed number of factors.

18 The proposed number of interviews will enable saturation of themes.