Sentence examples for proposed to set a from inspiring English sources

The agency's staff first proposed to set a price monitoring and mitigation formula that was much more restrictive than the one adopted today.

In 2006, NOAA's National Marine Fisheries Service proposed to set a 10-knot speed limit for ships travelling within 56 kilometers (30 nautical miles) of major ports, so that any collisions would be less likely to kill whales.

It is therefore proposed to set a more stringent requirement for relative retention time of 1 % instead of 2.5%%.

Obama is proposing to set a minimum tax on people making $1m or more in income.

"As bad as your crimes are, you will have the opportunity in jail to strive for rehabilitation and I propose to set a non-parole period as an incentive for you to try".

The Trump administration proposes to set a uniform cap on the piece of an NIH research grant that universities and research institutions can claim for "indirect costs". The current funding process requires each grant recipient to provide hundreds of pages of documentation to negotiate their indirect rate.

Therefore, we propose to set a threshold to prune the set of genes to only those with a frequency higher than expected by chance (see Methods section).

In the conclusion section we propose to set a "preclinical" work-scheme used for single nanotoxicity assessment of each NM considered in biomedical applications.

The party does not propose to set an overall nationwide limit on how much landlords can charge per property or per room.

Lord Porter, the chairman of the Local Government Association, has proposed to "set forth a million builders" by giving residents a role in the design and construction of council-built homes.

Meanwhile, and notwithstanding their professed desire to liquidate quangos as a class, the Tories have proposed to set up a new one to monitor the public finances.