Sentence examples for a fresh proposal from inspiring English sources

A fresh proposal could come before January, that person said.

Dave Ward, general secretary of the Communication Workers Union, which acts for about 4,000 postal workers, said: "We will be tabling a fresh proposal to the Post Office and government within 24 hours.

A third free school approved by the government to open next year, the Exemplar-Newark Busisess academy, is a fresh proposal from a group whose previous application was turned down because of concerns over its teaching of creationism.

Thus the court's decision is unlikely actually to change French or German fiscal policy: it will remain possible for the council to ignore any new recommendations for sanctions that the commission may make.More likely than a fresh proposal for sanctions is a fresh set of negotiations.

A fresh proposal has just been transmitted to Count Berchtold, similar to that which M. Sazonoff two months ago submitted to France and Great Britain, and which those Powers had received with extreme reserve, declining any intervention which did not have the unanimous support of all the great Powers.

Ministers have also approved a free school in Sevenoaks, Kent, that says on its website it will teach in RE classes that "God made the world", while a third free school, in Nottinghamshire, is a fresh proposal from a group initially turned down over creationism.

The nearest thing to an entirely fresh proposal comes on competition.

CMD recently reported that the top of the agenda items at this week's meeting is state preemption of local ordinances to raise the wage and a new proposal fresh off the drawing board at the Koch-funded Heritage Foundation for local right to work laws.

Hamas had earlier rejected a four-hour extension to the ceasefire and was reportedly not willing either to accept the fresh proposal of a further day.

Further, while it may seem that Mr. Bush is the one dominating the news lately with one fresh proposal after another, Gore aides express confidence that with major policy positions already laid out by the vice president, he is now well positioned to counter any public infatuation with his rival, much as he did in the primary campaign against former Senator Bill Bradley.

As the Cypriot Parliament postponed until Friday a vote on fresh proposals, Mr. Dijsselbloem said that a levy on deposits was inevitable to help cover the cost of a bailout, but that a revised arrangement should put a greater burden on richer depositors.