Sentence examples for whose proposal from inspiring English sources

EMBT also proposed a large lake, while Ken Smith, whose proposal is shown above and at right, wants to create a zone of respite in the park, with an artificial shady canyon running the length of a site that he called "awesome, because it is huge and intimidating and empty and hot".

"Effective January, they are home free," said Mr. Pomeroy, whose proposal was defeated by a vote of 231 to 197.

The latest move comes from Senators Sherrod Brown and David Vitter, whose proposal has the politically tinged title Terminating Bailouts for Taxpayer Fairness Act.

He learnt his economics at Yale under James Tobin (whose proposal for a tax on foreign-exchange transactions he argued against within the commission).

Governor Mitt Romney, on whose proposal it is based, says he will sign it.To make the plan work, Massachusetts will offer a mix of penalties and subsidies.

Mr. Tsipras, whose proposal shook European Union leaders and upset global markets, returned his mandate Thursday to the president, who gave it to Mr. Venizelos.

Mr. Pitt, whose proposals have come under heavy criticism since they were announced last week, has proposed that a group dominated by outside experts should discipline the accounting industry.

The two replace bankers and advisers, including Citigroup, whose proposals failed to win support.

Wales, whose proposals will be produced next year, will be particularly hard hit, losing 10 of its 40 seats.

If they approve, voters would next select delegates, whose proposals would be on the ballot in November 2003.

By the end of the week, moderates like Graham, whose proposals had the most support, nevertheless seemed marginalized.