Sentence examples for proposal to be presented from inspiring English sources

Administration officials said that the amended budget proposal to be presented Wednesday would contain "significantly higher" overall spending cuts beyond the $180 million income tax surcharge reduction.

The Arab ministers are fleshing out the Saudi peace proposal to be presented to Arab leaders for their approval at a meeting scheduled this month in Beirut.

Another proposal to be presented as an amendment to the compromise resolution is more specific about the circumstances permitting Mr. Bush to use force.

MADRID — Banks operating in the European Union will have to accept stricter external supervision and be required to set aside more money to prevent another crisis under a regulatory proposal to be presented by the European Commission in June.

The scheme was partially revoked in 2010 with a new proposal to be presented in June 2012, which will hopefully resume support to innovative entrepreneurs.

They agreed to include some of the panel's recommendations in a revised proposal to be presented to IWC's full Scientific Committee next month, along with additional data.

A headquarters was one of four priority proposals to be presented to EU governments after the Brexit vote, she told Italian newspaper La Repubblica.

Seeking to recast relations during the Arab Spring, new proposals to be presented Wednesday would tie billions of euros of aid to progress in creating pluralist democracies.

Jeremy Corbyn would be free to sack members of an elected shadow cabinet and appoint allies to key positions under proposals to be presented to Labour's national executive committee (NEC) in a crunch meeting on Tuesday.

From my perspective as a free expression and privacy advocate, the most problematic of the proposals to be presented in Dubai concern topics like cybersecurity, cybercrime and online identification.

The result is a lip-smacking absence of tax for the owner, and a sour taste in the places that provide the public services that enable him to do business.The OECD is working on a series of reform proposals, to be presented to another summit in July, of the broader G20 (the world's biggest economies).