Sentence examples similar to force for bringing forward proposals from inspiring English sources

The Queen's Speech said the Government will "bring forward proposals" for this.

The message to Downing Street came as the Queen said in her 62nd speech to parliament that the government would simply "bring forward proposals for a British bill of rights".

He said the Conservatives could not take a "pick and choose" approach to the coalition agreement - which committed the government to bringing forward proposals for a wholly or largely elected body.

Mr Darling said he would bring forward proposals to encourage more lenders to offer such deals.

We brought forward proposals but they were blocked by a combination of Conservatives and a supposedly progressive Labour Party".

It just talked about bringing forward proposals.

(It just committed the government to bringing forward proposals - which it did).

The Kerr case has forced the government to bring forward proposals to explicitly outlaw blacklisting.

"It is an absolute deadline for them to bring forward proposals to say how they're going to implement this report".

We agree to establish a committee to bring forward proposals for a wholly or mainly elected upper chamber on the basis of proportional representation.

Mandatory referendums also very often originate from governmental authorities entitled to bring forward proposals for which ratification by a referendum vote is required, particularly in the case of constitutional amendments or matters of state sovereignty, territory, or identity.