Sentence examples for recognizing the proposal from inspiring English sources

Mr. Levy intends to pick a winning idea from the pile before summer's end — actually, he will select two winners, as there is a separate suggestion box for schoolchildren — and crank up the machinery necessary to transform the idea into a bill for proposed legislation or, at the very least, issue an executive order recognizing the proposal.

Representatives Nancy Pelosi of California and Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri could greet that line with a disdainful look, recognizing the proposal to limit the legal responsibilities of health care providers.

I believe that the gas tax proposal fell victim to a surge of premature, anti-tax assaults and that the public -- properly informed of the tradeoffs and assured of safeguards for the protection of future financial viability -- would recognize the proposal as sound public investment.

Mr. Cannon said he had received little guidance about what to do until Wednesday, when Judge Carl J. Barbier of Federal District Court in New Orleans issued a terse order saying that "although it should not be necessary to state the obvious," his order recognizing the settlement proposal should not prevent other settlements with the oil company.

Recognizing the difficulty of getting this proposal through the Republican-controlled House of Representatives, President Obama agreed to the prospect of raising the threshold to families earning above $400,000 a year.

The data collection techniques used are qualitative: Autobiographical Stories, focus groups and project proposals of life, recognizing the complexity and characterization of the social, social representations and heterogeneity of culture, from the perceptions and experiences of the students, identifying the population and the institution.

The government must have recognized the nature of the proposal, as early drafts included ISP-level opt-out clauses.

On the other hand, the proposal formally recognizes the Supreme Court's right to strike down any legislation that's incompatible with the Basic Laws, a power not yet officially endorsed by the legislative branch.

"D.E.C. was not going to address it in a way that was adequate enough for industry," he said, adding, "The governor recognized the legitimate inequities in the proposal that D.E.C. had put on the street and was very concerned about undue cost on business".

Instead of saying "no" right out of the gate, Mr. Obama's critics should recognize the value in his proposal.

Mr. Geithner said his proposal recognized the significant role that unregulated derivatives, particularly credit-default swaps, played in the financial crisis.