Sentence examples for working on a proposal from inspiring English sources

"I am now working on a proposal for his partners".

A FEW years ago, I was working on a proposal for a wedding while I was traveling.

The American Center is working on a proposal to bring online coursework to universities to help make the transition.

Mr. Eisenberg echoed that view, adding that he and Mr. Gargano were working on a proposal acceptable to both states.

Mr. Juncker said governments were "working on a proposal which I hope all euro zone member states will be happy with".

She is working on a proposal to give European firms less but better state aid, with a focus on the EU's poorest countries.

Among other things, he needed to get to work on a proposal for the city's Department of Education to expand 223 into a high school.

Why doesn't [National Theatre director] Nick Hytner call up and say, 'Can we work on a proposal for a rural touring show?'" One of the organisation's most prominent schemes is its Rural Touring programme.

The French foreign minister, Bernard Kouchner, says that he and the British foreign secretary, David Miliband, have agreed to work on a proposal for an "international financial contribution" to fund development assistance.

On Thursday, a frenzied day of meetings brought signs that a last-minute compromise could be reached, as Senate leaders worked on a proposal that would establish statewide concealed carry rules, but was not expected to interfere with unrelated local gun ordinances, like the Chicago assault-weapons ban.

Separately, members of the Senate's Republican minority, who are to meet with Mr. Obama on Friday, worked on a proposal for full-year government funding — at levels reflecting the across-the-board spending cuts known as sequestration, but giving agencies flexibility to shift money around.