Sentence examples for world proposed from inspiring English sources

So it was with considerable surprise in late 2006 that Paul Crutzen, one of the most prominent and respected atmospheric chemists in the world, proposed cooling the earth by pumping millions of tons of sulfur into the stratosphere.

By 1956, the Republican party adopted a platform calling for "the establishment of American air and naval bases all around the world" -- proposed by a party that was even then called "isolationist" by its opponents, wrongly so.

In solving dynamic optimization problems in the real world, proposed solutions should be able to monitor the movement of the optimal point and the changes in the landscape solutions.

Since the above problem (1.5) is nonconvex and NP-hard, thus the researchers throughout the world proposed and analyzed some iterative reweighted algorithms [13 15].

I am a proposal planner, and every day, I help men all around the world propose to their girlfriends.

But in an indication of how difficult the fight will be, the union's president, Michael Mulgrew, conspicuously declined to applaud during education-related moments of the speech and declared afterward that the mayor was living in a "fantasy education world," proposing ideas that he did not have the power to put into effect.

None of this is really necessary or helpful in a book that demonstrates very nicely what is wrong with the way we regionalize the world, proposes an improved map of world cultural regions, and exposes many of the errors of Eurocentrism.

The world proposes that we put ourselves forward at all costs, that we compete, that we prevail.

An "argument for concern" was originally developed as an objection to the (realist) theory of possible worlds proposed by David Lewis.

Louis Sohn and Grenville Clark, in their 1958 book World Peace Through World Law, proposed establishing a UN Parliamentary Assembly through this method.

Both Abbott Thayer in the First World War and Hugh Cott in the Second World War proposed countershading to their countries' armed forces.