Sentence examples for said a proportion from inspiring English sources

Cornwall Council said a proportion of the new development would be affordable, although the precise amount had not been decided.

The States Statistics Unit said a proportion of those may have registered as a result of the JT jobs initiative which ran last month.

He said a proportion would be for young people who are in care and schools involved in Olympic-inspired education programmes.

However, he did say: "A proportion of the applications did not adequately deal with the question of necessity or proportionality.

"Ratio- nal" means what it says: a proportioning of the hypothesis to the grounds for advancing it, a ratio between the degree of credibility and the strength of the evidence.

An MBNA spokesperson said: "A large proportion of these complaints relate to PPI.

And the polls said a substantial proportion of the public felt sorry for Gordon.

The FSA said a significant proportion of the cases would result in compensation being due to the customer.

The commission said a growing proportion of the people bringing complaints receive some benefit when their cases are resolved.

An NUJ spokesperson said: "A significant proportion of staff have said that they are not satisfied with what the company has proposed.

Steve Williams, the Police Federation chair, said: "A significant proportion of our membership has indicated that they want the right to take industrial action.