Sentence examples for run the proposal from inspiring English sources

He did not recommend breaking any rules, could not and would not offer advice on how to get round third-party ownership and kept insisting he would need to run the proposal for keynote speaking that was being suggested past his employer, the FA.

But even given the sluggish economic recovery, Republicans who vehemently oppose the proposal run the risk of looking callous at a time when millions of Americans work but remain poor.

This spring, TheKnot is running the Ultimate Proposal Contest, which has among its prizes a $5,000 wedding dress.

The government has quite a difficult choice here: agree to the Labor amendments and salvage at least some of the proposal, or run the gauntlet of an unpredictable Senate.

Proposals run the same gamut as they did on the streets of Madrid, but you can now read through them at your leisure; the proposals that pass muster are voted up the chain.

We support the bill's intention to build more homes but are concerned that some proposals run the risk of reducing the number of genuinely affordable rented homes that our local communities desperately need.

Most independent analysts agree that Mr. Gore's plans are more likely to keep the government within its means, but many believe that both candidates' proposals run the risk of overspending the surpluses.

In some areas there's a logic to combining, or sharing, functions – such as highways and transport coordination, public health, and training and employment schemes – while in others, proposals run the risk of defying both geography and regional identity.

One proposal, to run the temporary fund alongside its permanent 500 billion euro ($666 billion) replacement, had been scheduled for discussion at the meeting but was postponed.

But board members were disturbed in the summer of 2008 when Mr. Mortier joined in a proposal to run the Bayreuth Festival in Germany.

Now that he's the champion money-raiser, Mr. Obama has backed away from his proposal to run the general election on public funds.