Sentence examples for introduced a motion to from inspiring English sources

Last week one freeholder, Frank Fuzo, introduced a motion to extend the trial through December.

At the Henan Provincial People's Congress this year, two deputies introduced a motion to join the mainstream.

Senator Richard J. Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, introduced a motion to limit the life of the new law, but it was defeated on a party-line vote.

He's introduced a motion to compel LAPD officers to check the immigration status of any gang member they suspect is in the country illegally, even if they haven't been arrested for another crime.

As late as January of this year, no less august a political personage than Ms Harman herself introduced a motion to try to exempt MPs' expenses from disclosure under the Freedom of Information law.

And yet, as documented in a new book, "Ultimate: The First Four Decades" (ultimatehistory.com), that's exactly what happened when Joel Silver introduced a motion to the council at Columbia High School in Maplewood, N.J., in 1968.

Under the language of the Nuclear Waste Policy Act of 1982, any senator can introduce a motion to approve the project, and the Senate must then take up the matter.

The Marxist-led United Left alliance, the second biggest political force after the governing American Popular Revolutionary Alliance, had demanded the resignation of Mr. Gonzalez Posada and promised to introduce a motion to impeach him if he did not resign.

Maurizio Fiorilli, an Italian government lawyer who heads a Culture Ministry panel entrusted with negotiating the return of contested antiquities from private collectors and museums, said he would introduce a motion to drop civil claims regarding the returned artifacts when Ms. True's trial resumes.

The Greens will also introduce a motion to the Senate on Monday asking the government to produce all documents relating to the payment of people smugglers in the past, with Di Natale noting that the measure jeopardises Australia's fragile relationship with Indonesia.

Introducing a motion to disrupt the "technical English" tests, Milton Keynes head teacher Tony Draper said teachers should be left to assess pupils in spelling, punctuation and grammar.