Sentence examples for due to bring from inspiring English sources

The house of bishops is due to bring the new proposals to the synod in July.

Later this month, the Government is due to bring forward plans to regulate the lobbying industry.

Stamp duty, says the OBR, is due to bring in £9bn: why not earmark it for housebuilding?

Another big money raiser is the tax repatriation from Switzerland, which is due to bring in £3.12bn in 2013-14.

One month before I was due to bring my family back to London for good, the 7/7 attacks happened.

Brussels is due to bring forward separate proposals on 27 January, for the reform and regulation of national auto-emissions testing regimes.

Like earlier studies, we find that the majority of respondents having trouble using public transport, report that this is due to bringing a pram or heavy luggage.

This was largely due to bringing on two more sponsors, UKTI and Speechley Bircham – who join our other long standing supporters: Larks, RBS, NESTA, McDermott Will & Emery and Kingston Smith.

Of course, this shift may be positive (e.g. due to bringing in new stimulus in saturated structures) or negative (e.g. due to corrosion of well-established team structures).

One could argue that the reduction in field under-triage found in our study was due to bringing a physician to the scene in the PS-HEMS period, but the actual percentage of injuries with a physician as triaging authority was the same in the two periods.

If you have other guinea pigs and they have not been separated due to quarantine, bring them as well.