Sentence examples for plans to put forward from inspiring English sources

So has Ms Sturgeon any plans to put forward candidates in England?

At its annual conference in June it announced plans to put forward non-Muslim candidates for election.

Mr. Reid plans to put forward a modest measure to increase the penalties for those who purchase guns illegally, known as straw purchasing, but without a strong background check bill, that bill could be rendered toothless.

In a front-page article, the state-controlled Herald reported that the government plans to put forward a constitutional amendment that would grant it the power to take land from white farmers, resettle landless blacks and pay nothing.

Sturgeon's cabinet will meet in emergency session on Saturday morning at her official residence Bute House, and is expected to agree plans to put forward referendum legislation in September's programme for government.

With the president willing to drop some of these provisions, Mr. Santorum plans to put forward legislation in the next two weeks with his co-sponsor Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, the Connecticut Democrat who has built his career as a centrist with a strong interest in helping religions.

They plan to put forward antitreaty candidates for European Parliament elections next year.

Nor would they say what kind of taxes and other revenue they planned to put forward to cover those restorations.

Reeves, who said her friend had been "mindful of loneliness" since those early days with her grandfather, set out the key message they planned to put forward.

Republicans plan to put forward a series of narrowly drawn but politically appealing tax cuts, and to try to complete work on a number of bills left over from last year.

The vice-president of the party, Michel Temer, said this week that the party – the biggest in Brazil – are open to new alliances and a plan to put forward their own candidate at the next presidential election in 2018.