Sentence examples for I will put before from inspiring English sources

"I will put before the People's Committee".

On October 1st, the European Commission unveiled the papers it will put before a special jobs summit of heads of government in late November.

I understand that the Queen will say today simply: "My government will put before parliament a bill to reform the composition of the House of Lords".

The commission will put before them a TTIP deal that will mean more growth and more jobs.

Next week Mr Cameron will publish the detailed list of demands which he will put before a crucial meeting of EU leaders next month.

The credibility established in bond markets by such progress allows Mr Osborne some wiggle room in his third budget, which he will put before Parliament on March 21st.

"One of the things we will put before the voters is, here are his skills and here are the problems before the city.

So delivering bills to lawmakers on tablets or laptop computers, as it turns out, requires a constitutional amendment, which the Legislature will put before voters on the statewide ballot next year.

On September 23rd, Secretary of State Colin Powell told a television interviewer that "we will put before the world, the American people, a persuasive case" showing that bin Laden was responsible for the attacks.

AS school districts across the Island work on the budgets they will put before voters in May, they are facing a growing financial headache: the rapidly rising cost of educating autistic children.

The home secretary defended the government's counter-terrorism bill, which David Cameron will put before the national security council on Wednesday, including plans for extremism disruption orders designed to restrict those trying to radicalise young people.