Sentence examples for understanding of proposals from inspiring English sources

But whereas our ordinary understanding of proposals might be thought to include that it is open to the recipient either to accept or reject them, the notion of coercion might be thought to imply that, in some way, it is not open to the coercee to reject it.

At his news conference here, Prince Saud was full of praise for President Putin, whom he described as both intensely concerned about the Middle East conflict and "understanding" of Saudi proposals to end it.

We have a detailed understanding of the proposals from both sides and their compliance with the law.

The specific objectives of this project are organised around the identification and understanding of: Parents' proposals to achieve changes in the delivery of healthcare in neonatal services with respect to the organisation of care and technical interventions.

On the one hand, to facilitate the understanding of the proposal and show when some of the features provided by the protocol could be used.

In order to ensure the understanding of our proposal, a specific example was created, along with sample pages that illustrate this methodology.

Amy Albano said she reviewed the portion about the endorsed terms to ensure it was accurate and communicated city officials' understanding of the proposal.

Rose: Understanding that Gen. Petraeus is recommending that the surge not end or the additional 30,000 not go home or be redeployed until July of 2008, my understanding of your proposal in your campaign has been that you would have all of American troops out by spring of 2008?

"Given that Congress insists on addressing the issue this week," said Geoff Morrell, a spokesman for Mr. Gates, "we are trying to gain a better understanding of the legislative proposals they will be considering".

It even became obvious that the guys they brought in last week had nowhere near a complete understanding of what the proposals were and where we were in the negotiations.

"It became obvious that the guys they brought in had nowhere near a complete understanding of what the proposals were and where we were in the negotiations," Westgarth said.