Sentence examples for proposed terms of reference from inspiring English sources

He said Labor had not presented proposed terms of reference for a royal commission because, like a blank whiteboard, the issues changed daily.

The government has asked for public submissions on proposed terms of reference for an inquiry into its proposed $3.2bn emissions reduction fund – which would run a competitive grants program for businesses and other organisations that wanted to reduce greenhouse emissions.

Host institution selection is done competitively based on the number of institutions applying to host Fellows, the availability of a Fellow who matches the interests of the host institution, and the proposed terms of reference for the Fellow.

A university spokesman confirmed that the unions had not been involved in the decision to appoint Coggon, but: "The proposed terms of reference for the independent review have been circulated to them.

In the memo, seen by the Guardian, the group said it was "unable to accept the proposed terms of reference" and warned that a review into morale in the current climate "risks producing a report with significant bias".

The opposition leader, Bill Shorten, said Labor would closely examine the proposed terms of reference, but warned the government to "be careful that they're not putting politics ahead of commonsense in the long term".

Sanderman accepted the proposed terms of sentencing put forward by Marek and the prosecution.

A Senate inquiry into political interference at the ABC will come a step closer on Monday, when the Greens propose draft terms of reference.

The Commission approved the amended Terms of Reference as proposed, noting that they reflected the emphasis on the horizontal aspects of the Committee's work.

In this regard, the RT was guided by the detailed questions that were proposed in Annex A of the Terms of Reference (TORs), examining the operationalisation of the DaO principles (including the harmonized approach to cash transfers), within the PNG context, while also taking into consideration the issues of relevance, effectiveness, efficiency and sustainability.

Opponents claim that completing part two would somehow undermine the local press, but that's wrong too, because local publishers are explicitly excluded from the inquiry into what happened in the terms of reference we propose.