Sentence examples for this proposal fits from inspiring English sources

This proposal fits with the results we present here showing that a bopA mutant is more susceptible to LAP, but not to cytoplasmic engulfment by autophagosomes.

The proposal fits with Cameron's theme of producing change through transparency.

The proposal fits in with the changes that the city has made in recent years to make the heart of Midtown more hospitable to tourists and other pedestrians.

East Fishkill's town supervisor, Peter Idema III, noted that Spectrum's proposal fits in with the master plan for the 53-square-mile town, where more than half of the land is still undeveloped.

"By the mid-1990's," Mr. Wine of Related said, "R.I.O.C. adopted the position, 'Let's form a joint effort to get Southtown redefined and constructed in a way that makes more sense for a private developer.' " Robert H. Ryan, appointed by Gov. George E. Pataki as president of the operating corporation in June 1999, said the Hudson-Related proposal "fits beautifully" with the island's master plan.

How Trump's strange treasury proposal fits into those legal guidelines remains — as does so much else about the Trump administration — to be seen.

The prime minister's proposal fits in well for Plaid because it gives them a slot at the top table for the seven-way debate in which they can characterise themselves as the voice of Wales, and as an added bonus they won't be squeezed out of a head-to-head if David Cameron continues to refuse to take part.

That proposal fit into Mr. Bush's overall effort in this postconvention period of focusing on education -- his bridge to independent and swing voters -- in states that either lean slightly Democratic or have voted Democratic in the last two or three presidential elections.