Sentence examples for weighing the proposal from inspiring English sources

The planning commission is still weighing the proposal.

The officials said the Council was weighing the proposal, but appeared concerned that the compromise gave no date for restoring the recycling efforts for glass and plastics.

Ms. Reno is weighing the proposal and has asked Mr. Conrad to respond in writing to questions she has raised about it, government officials said today.

Mr. Arafat is weighing the proposal by Mr. Clinton, who is making a last-minute effort to solve the most vexing foreign policy issue of his two terms in office.

But senior Air Force and Pentagon officials are seriously weighing the proposal as part of a larger rethinking of the kind of deterrence and long-range attack weapons the military will need in the security environment that followed the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

The city's Economic Development Corporation is weighing the proposals, but agency officials declined to discuss them, citing confidentiality rules.

Carr and other federal law enforcement officials noted the rule was amended with little dissent from judicial committees that weighed the proposal and sent it to the Supreme Court for final approval.

For a region not shy of symbolism, it might be no surprise that a familiar list of metaphors weighs the proposal down: the dhow fishing boat (Al Shamal Stadium); the seashell (Al Khor Stadium); the national flag (Al Gharafa Stadium); and the oasis (Al Wakrah Stadium), which might also make up for the sole missing metaphor, the pearl, in the form of a spherical glass dome.

Glenn M. Hackbarth, the chairman of the bipartisan panel, said it had weighed the proposals one by one without pursuing a political agenda.

Hamas is still weighing the cease-fire proposal, Mr. Zahar said.

The ethics office, which is now weighing the response to the proposal it made last September, said lobbyists had used these gatherings not only to discuss business with federal employees, but also to "foster a social bond that may be of greater use in the long run".