Sentence examples for reading proposals from inspiring English sources
New York publishers are still reading proposals, working with agents, offering modest advances, and editing books.
For years we've been reading proposals like Mr. Orszag's 2005 plan, which would cut benefits and require some minor tax increases, or Rivlin's, which is likely to be even more Draconian.
One good way to learn how to write proposals is by reading proposals--particularly the type of good proposals that are ultimately successful.
He reads proposals by applicants competing for the job of mayor of Herat and chooses the winner.
"You get to read proposals, and you learn by osmosis.
An important part of his regulatory role is to read proposals for field experiments with GMOs or the use of GMOs for food.
"We read proposals that have another agency's name throughout!" "Don't Scare the Fish Away": Avoid Overfamiliarity "Don't be too boistrous," Hurley advises.
But as Andy Field suggested recently in his posting about theatre as an idea, just reading the proposals feeds the imagination.
On reading the proposals to scrap Seacole I and a small group of activists, including Lester Holloway, Patrick Vernon and Professor Elizabeth Anionwu from the Mary Seacole Trust, decided to start a petition on Change.org.org
"If you were sitting for 4 hours reading such proposals, what would you look for?
A typical project began with reading faculty proposals for patents based on discoveries made in the medical school's labs, then determining the marketing and patent potential of the discovery.
