Sentence examples for Put forward a proposition from inspiring English sources

Six years later, legislators put forward a proposition so that residents could appeal a decision to build public housing instead of holding an automatic vote.

However, we note that L ee et al. (2009 b) put forward a proposition that a subset of activating mutations may have positive scores, i.e., that they are germline beneficial, and they provide structural evidence for predictions that such a criterion produces.

"We have put forward a proposition believing there will be enthusiasm for Scotland's membership of the EU.

Every time he puts forward a proposition he shouts "All those in favour say 'AYE!'" The crowd says "Aye".

Every time he puts forward a proposition he shouts "All those in favor say 'AYE!'" The crowd says "Aye".

Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay told MPs that if they wanted to secure a further delay from the EU, the government must put forward a "credible proposition".

It would be a welcome change to see a serious contender put forward a basic proposition of economic and financial policy such as the following axiom: "There is nothing essentially different between running government finances and those of a family.

But far from asking the corporation to act unlawfully, we have simply put forward a most logical proposition given the distinct lack of bi-partisanship for a very misguided policy.

Earlier this year, residents, aided by outside labor organizers, put forward a ballot initiative, Proposition 1, to raise the local minimum wage for some airport and hotel workers, including baggage handlers.

To be eligible to apply, companies will need to be an SME, be located in the North East, and put forward a "viable business proposition with ability to make returns to the fund".

The council has put forward a set of 35 savings propositions for public consultation, which include protecting and modernising front-line services by freeing up more back-office savings.