Sentence examples for be put to a from inspiring English sources

It must be put to a referendum.

It could be put to a Commons vote next week.

They had to be put to a charitable use.

These almost certainly will not be put to a vote.

The plan will be put to a vote in parliament.

Resolutions by the Board of Directors can be put to a vote electronically.

The constitution is expected to be put to a referendum, followed by legislative elections.

The thesis that inflation is dead is about to be put to a tough new test.

He even suggested that different versions of the bill be put to a referendum.

The commission's proposals will be put to a referendum in June.

First of all, if it will be, it will be put to a referendum.