Sentence examples for due to propose from inspiring English sources

By September 30th the EPA is due to propose limits on greenhouse-gas emissions for power stations.

A government panel is due to propose lifting the advisory dose limit above one millisievert per year.

The UK government is due to propose a new surveillance law that will force internet firms to store details of people's online activity for 12 months.

At the assembly, which runs until May 22nd, Mr Serra was due to propose a vote condemning the use of trade agreements to obstruct poor countries' access to cheap medicines.

The government-appointed Pensions Commission chaired by Lord Turner is due to propose on November 30th the most sweeping reform of ageing Britain's pension system since it was set up in 1946.

As The Economist went to press, the executive board of Confindustria, Italy's employers' confederation, was due to propose Ms Marcegaglia as its chairman, succeeding Luca di Montezemolo, himself the chairman of Fiat and president of Ferrari.

Rangers administrators Duff & Phelps have been forced to delay the announcement of a preferred bidder for the club due to proposed changes to Scottish Premier League rules.

UrbanSim has been used by planning agencies in regions as diverse as Denver, Detroit, Salt Lake City, Seattle and Paris, to assess potential impacts of major urban landscape and market changes due to proposed projects or policy changes.

During a question-and-answer period, David Prouty, an attorney for the Major League Baseball Players Association, said he's already noticed a drop in morale at the regional offices due to proposed changes.

Several commercial real estate industries could face a deepening labor shortage in coming years due to proposed immigration policies.

Our plans have had to be completely rethought now due to proposed and possible further changes to the state pension age.