Sentence examples similar to proposals going on from inspiring English sources

The proposals go on to the European Parliament, which is expected to reach agreement on them by June.

Before the refined proposals went on public view, they were shown privately in a gallery at the World Financial Center in Battery Park City.

The proposals go on to sweep away primary care trusts and put commissioning and £80bn – four fifths of the NHS budget – directly into the hands of GP consortiums.

In the meantime, images and models of the different proposals go on public display for two weeks beginning today, in a storefront at the northwest corner of 43rd Street and Vanderbilt Avenue, across from Grand Central Terminal.

The wind farm proposals go on show at various locations across Anglesey: Amlwch Memorial Hall - 16 November - 11 00 to 19 00 GMT.

The list of bizarre policy proposals goes on and on, but Trump's assault on reason and civility does not end there.

The proposal goes on to situate each Chamber in a different country and adumbrates a rationale for assigning individual defendants to a particular Chamber.

"What I think is going on is, their proposal will contain no restraint on costs.

That's what is going on with the proposal by seven international experts on tobacco for the FDA.

The proposal goes to the Southern Section Council on April 30 for final approval.

If the transportation authority's latest proposals go into effect, passengers on some lines will have to put up with a lot less every day of the week, not just on weekends.