Sentence examples for proposal to be discussed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Scheffer called his proposal, to be discussed further in February, an "insurance policy" that should calm fears by doubling a procedure already in the treaty, which was adopted in June 1998 in Rome.

Under the proposal to be discussed, Dr. Hardan said, the guerrillas would turn over their heavy weapons and allow a military force gathered from around Al Anbar Province to enter the city.

On April 11, Mars informed Wrigley that "this was a friendly proposal to be discussed on an exclusive basis and that Mars would withdraw its proposal if the board of directors of the Company was not interested in pursuing the combination or if the Company wanted to conduct any type of auction process".

The next step is for the proposal to be discussed by the European Parliament and the Council "according to the ordinary legislative procedure".

Andrew Michelm, OZ Minerals’ chief executive, however, said there was no other proposal to be discussed in the June 11 shareholders meeting.

A spokesman for Suffolk County Council said as it was a proposal to be discussed at a meeting this week it could not comment in detail.

Teachers and doctors will face criminal sanctions if they fail to report concerns that children are being abused, under controversial proposals to be discussed in a government consultation.

There are even suggestions of raising the pensionable age to 67.Mr Riester's proposals, to be discussed by government and opposition leaders on June 13th, may not look like much.

The proposals to be discussed include a newly constituted council which would have the power to approve or reject long-term strategy and any changes to it, the annual budget and the appointment of the chairman.

A spokeswoman said: "We are aware of proposals to be discussed by the Scottish Fire and Rescue Board.

The Moscow Meeting was planned to produce proposals to be discussed at a later meeting of Ministers and represented, almost, a last chance to achieve rational management of the herring resources, as agreed by some of the attending countries.