Sentence examples for proposed part from inspiring English sources

The rail union is unhappy at a lack of consultation on the safety implications of the proposed part privatisation of the tube.

The proposed part consolidation method highlights itself from the perspective of functionality achievement and performance improvement.

A new power-law model of flame wrinkling for LES of premixed turbulent combustion has been proposed (Part I, [1]).

Such cases, which at first approximation may be rare, are confused with early AD cases using the proposed PART criteria: Indeed, most of the tau+/Aβ- cases appear to be a stage of AD rather than a specific form of disease, according to the continuum hypothesis that is developed here.

The day after that, Lord Mandelson, the business secretary, said there was "no prospect" of his proposed part-privatisation of Royal Mail going ahead in current economic conditions.

The authors write: We are aware that there is no statutory obligation for the BID company to consult those who are not potentially liable to pay a levy on their business rates, but this does not prevent the Council from engaging with residents and small businesses and discussing this proposed part-privatisation of our streets.

The proposed part-in-whole matching approach outperforms many existing approaches in matching efficiency and requiring a smaller input region.

Moreover, if Bush secures this year his proposed part-privatization reform of Social Security, it is estimated that the creation of private savings accounts would divert about $200 billion of government tax receipts from the conventional budget and thus substantially increase the deficit.

The chapter proposes part of the use-case scenarios.

Harvey said the Lib Dems were not just proposing part-time patrols instead.

The scheme is based on the equations proposed in part I and part II of this paper.