Sentence examples for two proposals that from inspiring English sources

"Politically it's a heavy lift," said one of the developers, referring to the two proposals that envisioned Nascar events.

One obvious hurdle for the two proposals that would extend over the full 16 acres is Tucker's ownership of the eight acres on the west.

They rejected two proposals that would have kept the garden and housed community services next door — one proposal from a neighborhood nonprofit organization and another from members of the Harlem congregation.

But then, when the cameras arrive, it falls to everyone at once.Last year, Hilary Benn, Britain's minister for international development, made two proposals that now look more timely than ever.

In the meantime, Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM), the fund management arm of the insurance company, put forward two proposals that have the virtue of being easy to understand.

Both candidates say they've been forced since Sept. 11 to scale back their plans, but when they were asked during the debate to name two proposals that are no longer possible, neither candidate was willing to name even one.

I've stopped counting the number of ground zero proposals that have come my way in the past two years.

They called it the best of six proposals that had been submitted to the city for the redevelopment of the armory, a cavernous fortress that looms over a borough troubled by poverty and unemployment.

In District 6, which encompasses Washington Heights, Inwood and northwest Harlem, the Community Education Council is considering three proposals that would eliminate some or all zoning, allowing parents from different parts of the district to apply to a greater range of schools.

But the more vexing discussion — of who, exactly, will be asked to pay more — begins in earnest on Monday, when the authority will present four proposals that would raise the required money.

A major battle is brewing at the American Bar Association's annual meeting in San Francisco this week over three proposals that would give lawyers more leeway to report malfeasance by their clients.