Sentence examples for proposals to be set from inspiring English sources

Teachers, social workers who work with children and councillors could face up to five years in prison if they turn a blind eye to child abuse under proposals to be set out on Tuesday by David Cameron.

Banks will be required to draw up "living wills" and those most likely to cause a meltdown in the financial system be forced to set aside extra capital under new proposals to be set out by the Financial Services Authority today.

Further proposals are expected to be set out in the new year.

In Britain the Employment and Training Act of 1948 created a Central Youth Employment Executive and led to proposals for a National Joint Apprenticeship and Training Council to be set up in each industry.

This week's bill was the 14th proposal for such legislation to be set before Parliament since the Liberation; the only previous bill that came near being considered was written by a Socialist.

Even more controversial are Turkey's proposals for a safe zone to be set up along the border in northern Syria where Isis fighters would be cleared and refugees could be resettled.

It is far from true that all, or even most, of his own claims about the nature of the physical world meet this test, but the modernity of Gassendi's philosophy and science lies in his proposal that this is a goal to be set, altogether.

The plan he spoke of Wednesday involved creating jobs, cutting costs, "strategic borrowing," federal assistance and increased state revenues--but most of his proposal seemed to be setting state lawmakers up for incredibly tough choices.

Detailed budget proposals will be set out in December.

Insiders people with jobs in the public sector, or with secure private-sector employment see economic reform not as a particular set of proposals, to be judged on its merits, but as the thin end of a wedge that threatens their whole privileged status.

And, after several awkward proposals, they're set to marry.