Sentence examples for proposing a program from inspiring English sources

In 1995, Abacha extended military rule for three more years, while proposing a program for a return to civilian rule after that period; his proposal was rejected by opposition leaders, but five political parties were established in 1996.

Otpor is proposing a program of civil disobedience, of the kind Gandhi used against the British in India.

I don't blame Morgan and Fisher Brothers for proposing a program that uses up a substantial portion of our allocation for alternative investments.

If Ravitch had acknowledged that she is proposing a program simple in principle but incredibly difficult to execute, it would have vitiated the moral simplicity that is one of her book's great strengths.

Conversely, if we propose that Stanford establish a program, there will be opponents who say, 'but why are you proposing a program when we have this argument that you haven't satisfactorily addressed.' We'll do our best, but it's not a goal that every argument must be demolished". The committee is expected to present its report to the Faculty Senate in May.

"It's hard to see NIH proposing a program in these very important areas at the same time that NIH is not supporting, for example, a [training] program that we had at Harvard, which basically had this terrific cohort of graduate students," Kirschner said.

Instead they proposed a program that would improve crop insurance.

E proposes a program based on the recommendations of E's physician.

Clay proposed a program of "internal improvements" such as roads and canals to link together a growing America.

We jointly proposed a program to provide poor children with meals at schools in countries throughout Africa, Asia, Latin America and Eastern Europe.

"We would not have proposed a program if we didn't think there was a correct way to fund it," he said.