Sentence examples for worked out a proposal from inspiring English sources

The whole of south India would be blank and unserviced, and that's how he worked out a proposal to have a flight from Karachi to Ahmedabad to Bombay to Madras.

Kane has worked out a proposal whereby income-contingent loan repayment could be implemented through our tax system without costing more than some current federally financed college-aid programs.

A year ago, Carnival, the big cruise ship company, worked out a proposal with the local community board and Mr. Catucci to build a $100 million passenger terminal at Pier 7 for the Queen Mary 2 and other ships, because of overcrowding at the city's terminals on the west side of Manhattan.

"We worked out a proposal how to speed up these facilities," he said, referring to internal travel permits.

After a meeting in Cairo in May last year, Ms. Lehr and her team worked out a proposal with the Egyptian government to provide training and equipment for making inventories of the country's antiquities and digitizing the existing records.

The N.R.A. worked out a deal last month exempting itself from a proposal requiring groups active in political spending to disclose their financial donors.

Members of this group were usually too busy to attend meetings where grants were presented for approval, so Dr. Brilliant worked out a system of e-mailing the proposals to Mr. Page and Mr. Brin.

In addition, surprising as it may seem, throughout the mediation process the two sides have never sat down together and tried to work out a comprehensive joint proposal.

The European Commission, the E.U.'s executive body, must now work out a new budget proposal, which must then go through the approval procedure again.

Liberal and centrist Democrats are trying to work out a deal on the proposal for a public option, which has become the most divisive issue in the debate over President Obama's effort to offer affordable health insurance to all Americans.

However, he will be able to achieve that goal only if he can work out a convincing set of proposals to cut public spending.