Sentence examples for put the proposed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama has put the proposed Clinton policy into effect, but Congressional restrictions remain.

The society will put the proposed float to a vote by members towards the end of the year.

Now the Town Council should do its part and make it a priority to put the proposed changes on the ballot.

Even as questions proliferated, the leaders of the House and the Senate put the proposed legislation on a fast track in hopes of winning passage by Sept. 11.

But the union never held that meeting or put the proposed contract up to a vote because of the Sept. 11 attacks.

Both parties had been hoping to put the proposed rebate checks in the hands of consumers by the Christmas shopping season.

Banking shares plunge, putting the proposed rescue of HBOS by LloydsTSB in doubt.

"But is it prepared to make the EU stronger and not weaker?" The prime minister is sounding increasingly insistent that he will be able to secure a new EU deal for Britain by repatriating powers ceded to Brussels, through a renegotiation of EU treaties, before putting the proposed pact to an in-out UK referendum in 2017 if he is re-elected next year.

This strategy once again puts the proposed research in proper perspective in terms of justification, thus likely increasing the persuasive and rhetorical force of the proposal.

When war broke out in 1914, the Netherlands, which had declared its neutrality, put aside the proposed reforms in order to concentrate on the immediate problem of maintaining the country's livelihood in the face of blockades.

Council members put off the proposed ban and said that they would let anglers and surfers try to reach a permanent accord on their own.