Sentence examples for proposal to call from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for the Treasury committee said no formal proposal to call Green had been put to it.

This article was amended on 10 March 2015 to clarify that no formal vote took place on the proposal to call Stephen Green before the public accounts committee.

The FT's NUJ members voted "overwhelmingly" in support of a proposal to call a 24-hour strike with specifics, including the date, to be set later this week.

A proposal to call a referendum on the pension plan (which would almost certainly have been lost) failed in parliament on March 30th after he made some concessions to his junior coalition partner.

There is also a story, probably apocryphal, that Franklin's proposal to call in a chaplain to offer a prayer when a particularly controversial issue was being debated in the Constitutional Convention prompted Hamilton to observe that he saw no reason to call in foreign aid.

Labour committee members voted to ensure a Plaid Cymru proposal to call her to discuss her concerns about the Welsh NHS was rejected.

Chuck Muth, president of Citizen Outreach and a self-described conservative advocate of limited government, equated the proposal to calls early in the 1900's for an amendment banning interracial marriages, an idea that he said seemed wildly intolerant today.

The Russians brushed aside the proposal, refusing to call the talks "negotiations," referring to them merely as "discussions".

One proposal was to call a General Council of the Church to end the schism.

As presented, the White House proposal appears to call for cutting taxes on U.S. corporate income to 15percentt from 35percentt.

Rep. Neal Hanlon, a Republican of Naugatuck, called the proposal to name a state song "a frivolous piece of legislation".