Sentence examples for deal put forward from inspiring English sources

The prospect of bundling is one of the main objections to the deal put forward by its opponents.

The new deal, put forward by the g7+ group of 19 conflict-affected countries, is supposed to put developing countries in the driving seat on development strategy.

In his view, the government had an essential ally in Scargill, president of the NUM from 1982, who rejected a compromise deal put forward by the colliery union Nacods, involving an independent review body for pit closures.

Old Mutual, Home Retail's third largest investor with a 3.6% stake, issued a statement to the stock exchange saying it viewed the terms of Sainsbury's 161.3p a share deal put forward on Tuesday as "fair, reflective of the future potential of the Argos business and the risk still associated with the transformation plan".

Unison, the Royal College of Midwives, GMB and Unite made the announcements in a coordinated response to the pay deal put forward by the government in March.

David Cameron says he has agreed to a new deal put forward by UK broadcasters to attend a 'single, multi party TV debate' in April.

Instead, Clinton went with an idea put forward by Jimmy Carter during a 1994 visit to Pyongyang and struck a nuclear freeze deal: the Agreed Framework.

It was The Apprentice, arguably more than The Art of The Deal, that put forward the idea that he was any sort of leader.

To make this a reality, and complete the work of the New Deal, Truman put forward a range of proposals, including the introduction of universal health care, an increase in the minimum wage, more federal aid for education, more public housing, and a big tax cut for low earners.

"Whatever deal we put forward to Liverpool was not agreed by Liverpool.

Next time a deal is put forward, Hamas may have little real choice but to sign up - or bear the blame for further bloodshed alone.