Sentence examples for measures put forward from inspiring English sources

Gordon Brown said proposals for an independent planning commission would be part of a package of measures put forward in a white paper in the spring.

Measures put forward by Michael Gove, the education secretary, including the ending of multiple modular papers at GCSE, may take some pressure off.

Labour's acting leader said that her party would not oppose for the sake of opposing during debate on the measures put forward by the Conservatives and Lib Dems.

He adds that mining firms continued to invest when prices were low and should not be penalised now.Supporters of the measures put forward two main counter-arguments.

Subsequently, we analyzed the overall industrial scale in the change of SO2 and COD emissions using index decomposition analysis, and then studied the contributions and comparative significance of the "three pollution emission reduction measures" put forward by the Chinese government.

Opposition figures point out that some of the new policies are reminiscent of measures put forward by the president in last year's failed referendum, which would have vastly increased his powers.

Mr. Bond and four other Republican senators broke ranks with their party on February 22 to advance a $15 billion job-creation measure put forward by Democrats.

The measure, put forward by a coalition of labor unions and nonprofit groups, including the United Federation of Teachers, and supported by 115,000 petitioners, would ask voters to approve the creation of a commission to examine the class-size question.

In 2010, Steyer fronted $5m to fund the campaign to defeat Prop 23, an aggressive ballot measure put forward by California's oil refiners which would have left the state's climate change AB32 legislation in tatters.

In Texas, Mr. Gore said, Mr. Bush "opposed a measure put forward by Democrats in the Legislature to expand the number of children that would be covered, and instead directed the money toward a tax cut, a significant part of which went to wealthy interests".

And as for why it happened, I'm no expert on the Texas procedures, but what my friends there tell me is that the governor opposed a measure put forward by Democrats in the legislature to expand the number of children that would be covered, and instead, directed the money toward a tax cut, a significant part of which went to wealthy interests.