Sentence examples for terms put forward from inspiring English sources

It is the largest cuts programme both in absolute and proportional terms put forward by any shadow cabinet member.

A special committee of the iBasis board has approved the terms put forward a couple of weeks ago, and is urging company holders to accept KPN's tender offer.

The ballot apparently asks for a "Yes" or "No" to the bailout terms put forward by Greece's creditors last week before talks broke down; the left-wing government of Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, which calls the offer "humiliating" and hurtful to the poor and elderly, is leading the "No" campaign.

An important question is whether generated terms satisfy naming guidelines proposed for manually created terms as put forward by Schober et al. (2009).

Meanwhile, an open problem of linear harvest terms was put forward in [3].

A novel extended state observer, which feeds back the output estimation error via both nonlinear and switching terms, is put forward for the first time in this paper.

Britain's next Davis Cup captain and coach are likely to be appointed from within the Lawn Tennis Association after the governing body's main board yesterday backed long-term plans put forward by Steven Martens, the player director, in the wake of the national team's humiliating defeat against Lithuania earlier this month.

Meanwhile, the particular integrator in time for the ES-BGK collision term is put forward.

"We had already cut our programs to the bone in our long-term proposal put forward 3 years ago," says Llewellyn Smith.

The Shiite National Alliance block has thus far not been able to agree on whether it should back him for another term or put forward an alternative candidate.

She took the action "without prejudice," meaning that the trade commission and others are welcome to renew their concerns and objections once a bid and specific terms have been put forward for approval.