Sentence examples for the proposal noting from inspiring English sources

Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-N.H) welcomed the proposal, noting it was similar to legislation she recently introduced.

But the New York Civil Liberties Union objected strongly to the proposal, noting that the New York City school system has many students who are not American citizens.

The Center for Science in the Public Interest, based in Washington, also endorsed the proposal, noting that while it was unclear to what extent soft drink consumption by food-stamp recipients contributed to obesity, the plan might provide useful data.

ISS recommended against the proposal, noting that the 100 shareholder provision could allow a nominee supported by shareholders holding as little as $200,000 in shares, which represents a negligible percentage of the company.

She took great pride in the proposal, noting that the union had pored over the details for months and later calling it one the most "thoughtful and reflective" proposals of her career.

Oxy's board of directors recommended against the proposal, noting that the company is a member of several trade groups and that a review of all those memberships would be onerous, given that the reputational risk seemed only to be with Alec.

The proposal noted that Pepsi's water-use license was revoked in 2003 in India after the company was accused of "overconsuming and depleting community groundwater".

The proposal notes that its requirements will be enforced "under any applicable laws," which include laws (e.g., New York Banking Law, New York Insurance Law) that contain individual civil and criminal penalties for intentionally making false statements to DFS.

The proposal notes the "growing crisis of low pay and precarity in the labour market", says the existing social security system is unable to provide proper income support to people on low incomes, calls for research into basic income's potential, and welcomes previous research taken by non-government organisations.

Supporters of the proposal note that Obamacare has left individual health insurance unaffordable for large segments of the American public and that some alternative needs to be provided.

A release on the proposal notes Clinton's experience working in South Carolina after law school for the Children's Defense Fund to emphasize the importance of encouraging groups to hire young professionals.