Sentence examples for law a proposal from inspiring English sources

Miliband called for a public-interest test to become law, a proposal now supported by the business secretary, Vince Cable.

Instead, Republicans offered an alternative that would have repealed a central element of the new health care law, a proposal that had zero chance of passing but made for a good political attack.

Erdoğan has also said he would sign into law a proposal to bring back the death penalty if such a motion passes in the Turkish general assembly, another measure that would jeopardise negotiations.

Meanwhile, House Republicans were preparing for a Friday vote on a plan to fund federal agencies through Dec. 15 but defund the health-care law — a proposal even many senior Republicans were calling doomed.

Mr. Nazarbayev has just caused a minor political sensation, too, by declining to sign into law a proposal — unanimously passed by the one-party Majlis, or lower house of Parliament — to make him "leader of the nation," with immunity from prosecution, also for his family, and the power to make policy even after retirement.

Leopold welcomed these petitions and began to cite them as reasons for introducing some changes in the nature of government, including providing greater representation for the lower orders in the provincial diets and placing the police under the rule of the law, a proposal that caused Pergen to resign.

They also urged the establishment of a Royal Commission to examine drugs laws – a proposal that has divided the Coalition partners after it was supported by Nick Clegg and rejected by David Cameron.

The ECB should therefore carry out its task with regard to authorisation of credit institutions and withdrawal of the authorisation in case of non-compliance with national law upon a proposal by the relevant national competent authority, which assesses compliance with the relevant conditions set out by national law.

The ECB should therefore carry out its task to authorise credit institutions and to withdraw the authorisation in case of non-compliance with national law upon a proposal by the relevant national competent authority, which assesses compliance with the relevant conditions set out by national law.

(It is only a misdemeanour under Arkansas law, but a proposal on November's ballot seeks to have it re-classed as a felony).

The City Council is considering changes in the law, including a proposal by the Campaign Finance Board to create a new "limited participant" category.