Sentence examples for thought of proposals from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hague argues that there should be no thought of proposals to adopt the common European currency whatever the circumstances until at least the end of the next Parliament, or 2006.

The thought of this proposal is based on the economic theory of the co-integrated variables which are related to an error-correction model.

It is a properly-considered, thought-through set of proposals that will help to keep us safe at a time of very significant danger.

On the air, Hawass looks likes an Egyptologist of childhood imagination: he can follow any whim, and enter any tomb, without a thought of permissions, grant proposals, or tenure.

They will also be asked to give their thoughts on a set of proposals suggested following an informal consultation earlier this year.

Here is the full list of proposals.

The remainder of proposals are restriction strategies.

A striking example of the identification of Euclid's reasoning with the highest expression of thought was the proposal made in 1821 by a German physicist and astronomer to open a conversation with the inhabitants of Mars by showing them our claims to intellectual maturity.

It's also the thought of all the work that went into the proposals (five years) and the prospect that none of the promised science will be realised.

And Ian Potter, managing director of the Association of Residential Letting Agents, said he was "deeply concerned that Labour has today announced a series of ill-thought through proposals which will have an adverse effect on tenants in the private rental sector".

Keeping in mind the premise "living longer, living better", this commentary is the result of the thoughts, proposals and conclusions obtained after one year working in the framework of this network.