Sentence examples for wording of the proposal from inspiring English sources

The sticking point appeared to be how tightly, if at all, the first stage -- the evacuation of the three Gaza settlements -- would be linked to the subsequent three stages in the wording of the proposal the government is to consider.

The court, acting 11 days before the issue goes before voters, rejected claims that the wording of the proposal was confusing and failed to acknowledge that the money could be used for human cloning.

Procedural types of direct democracy should be distinguished according to the main initiating actor of a procedure because they typically show different features regarding the agenda setter, the contents and wording of the proposal, the function of the ballot vote in terms of legitimation, innovation, and so on.

He also said that the wording of the proposal was adequately descriptive and that to rewrite the ballot to say the initiative would permit human cloning — a claim the state rejects because New Jersey law prohibits cloning — would further confuse voters.

Word of the proposal has spread from South Orange to Maplewood, which shares a school district and property taxes.

So, in the words of the proposal, "the leading countries of India, England and Australia have agreed that they will provide greater leadership at and of the ICC".

As word of the proposal spread nationwide, more than 13,000 people flooded a State Council Web site with comments on the draft.

In the words of the proposal, visitors to the World Fair will walk through an orchard and a wildflower meadow before entering the hive, which will "pulsate, buzz and glow according to signals from a real hive".

As Mrs Boswell, Belle would swear never to see, or write to, another man, not to publish any literary works without her husband's approval and, in the words of the proposal, "never to speak against the established religion or customs of the country she might find herself in", which was most likely to be Scotland.

The redesign came as a complete surprise, as word of the proposal had not been leaked.

As word of the proposals began to filter out, many environmentalists and political commentators in Europe said that Mr. Bush's plan was far too little, too late, and would not improve his image abroad as a servant of the oil industry.