Sentence examples for which it proposes from inspiring English sources
It shows that the university currently spends 55% of its investment in student support on financial measures, which it proposes to increase to 63%.
The particular superness of the symmetry which it proposes is that every known fermion is partnered with one or more hypothetical bosons, and every known boson with one or more fermions.
The assisted dying legislation which it proposes would give terminally-ill, mentally competent adults choice and control over the timing and manner of their death.
This paper presents the details of this experimental study of LCBs unfastened to supports, using which it proposes suitable modifications to the current unified web crippling design equation.
"Treasury has decided that what we have is nothing but a confidence problem, which it proposes to cure by creating massive moral hazard.
That left the city to foot the bill on its own, which it proposed doing via a tax increase of $2.16 per thousand dollars of property value — less than the price of a latte.
The environmental agency stuck with its draft standard, which it proposed in the Clinton administration.
Richards also reacted to BSkyB's criticism of Ofcom's investigation into the pay-TV market, in which it proposed capping the cost of its premium sport and movie channels, potentially making them available more cheaply to subscribers, as well as examining the terms of its rights agreement with the Premier League.
China is negotiating with at least sixteen countries to form the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, a free-trade zone that excludes the United States, which it proposed in 2012 as a response to the T.P.P.
In 1991, Canon USA, the camera and electronics company, was willing to pay the college $15 million for the entire 101-acre property for which it proposed a 600,000-square-foot headquarters building occupying only five acres of the site.
See articleFarewell to Fannie and FreddieAmerica's Treasury Department issued a report in which it proposed the eventual elimination of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and laid out options for reducing the role of government in mortgage financing.
