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The five proposals emerge from a report into social mobility and what a child experiences during the early years.

If and when concrete proposals emerge, there is still the barrier of the 75% majority of MPs needed to approve constitutional change.

As soon as one institution is invented, a new EU policy identified, or a new decision-making procedure installed, hey presto - a volley of proposals emerge to reform institutions, policies and procedures all over again.

Details of the deregulation proposals emerge on the day the food regulator said it would ask consumers if they will accept traces of horsemeat in their food if it proves too costly and technically difficult to check robustly thoroughly for levels of contamination under 1%.

Strange presidential proposals emerged from nowhere.

While it may be too soon to answer those questions, several significant proposals emerged from the review.

By the time his proposals emerged from Congress this June, however, all the meat had been stripped off them.

The proposals emerged after delays during which several commissioners, including those from Belgium, Britain, Germany and Sweden, pressed to narrow the scope of the proposals, according to European officials.

After the mall project was scrapped in 2009, many competing proposals emerged, including a film studio, an educational complex and a home for sustainable food production.

"Some people are saying these proposals emerged under pressure of Bolotnaya, but this is not so," said Mr. Naryshkin, who until recently was Mr. Medvedev's chief of staff.

"During settlement talks this week, proposals emerged that would require JPMorgan to pay anywhere from $3 billion to about $7 billion, people briefed on the negotiations said.