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State officials have expressed disappointment with proposals from other developers.
In Britain, for example, the week began with proposals from Vince Cable, the business secretary, on how to bring down salaries for top executives.
Sept. 26, 1931 — Mahatma Gandhi's arrival in the western world coincides with proposals from many quarters for a holiday in armaments.
Last year, when a bill on cybersecurity from the House Homeland Security Committee competed with proposals from three other House committees, none gained enough traction to pass both the House and the Senate.
According to a previous investigation from the American-Statesman, Combs "regularly found fault with proposals from Washington to list species as endangered, variously citing inadequate science, low-ball economic impact projections or insufficient notification of local residents.
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"Both sides have always come with proposals for sacrifices from each side," said William Bobrowski, 31,who prices books and acts as a liaison between workers and management.
When Middle East Engineering University1 (MEEU) launched its first International Liberal Arts Conference (ILAC), the organizing committee was inundated with proposals, hailing from scholars in a variety of disciplines from across the globe.
It has also come up with proposals ranging from controls on estate agents to language qualifications for incomers.
In fact, more than 23,500 people responded to a call by BP for suggestions, with proposals ranging from the ingenious to the extreme — including nuking the well.
At the same time, constitutional lawyers have begun thinking through the problem of executive branch power, experimenting with proposals ranging from strengthening the Justice Department or the White House counsel's office to instituting a legal tribunal within the executive branch.
