Sentence examples for whose proposed from inspiring English sources

The earliest proposals for the protection of Biscayne Bay were included in proposals by Everglades National Park advocate Ernest F. Coe, whose proposed Everglades park boundaries included Biscayne Bay, its keys, interior country including what are now Homestead and Florida City, and Key Largo.

Last Thursday, the Party published an election "manifesto": a sketch of a policy program whose proposed changes to the public health system contained a very alarming detail.

One of the main windows frames the little island in Grasmere whose proposed sale prompted Hardwick to come up with the concept of the National Trust.

So Mr. Parnell, whose proposed 2014 budget comes out in the next few weeks, said his plan was to "fight back with the truth".

Two giant Japanese banks whose proposed merger won regulatory approval yesterday said they would repay by March 2008 all the balance-sheet support they have received from the government.

Meg Whitman, the C.E.O. of Hewlett Packard Enterprise and a prominent Republican, has been particularly outspoken, calling the candidate a "dishonest demagogue" whose proposed policies could drive the United States into a recession.

For this reason, a unified model of the Sb-SDFT methods is proposed, whose aim is to design a frequency adaptive control loop.

And for the five architects whose teams proposed visionary projects for zones around New York harbor, the flood and blackout offered both confirmations and corrections of their visions.

Yossi Meiman, an Israeli whose company proposed undersea piping of Egyptian gas to Israel's coastal power plants, expects Israel and the Palestinians to develop an integrated gas network.

In Britain, a similar happiness survey is being undertaken this spring at the behest of the prime minister, David Cameron, whose administration proposed such drastic spending cuts that violent protests broke out in the street.

"It's clearly not for cooperating," says Cynthia Moss, a neuroscientist at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland, whose team proposed the food-claiming explanation and is sticking to it.