Sentence examples for refer the proposal from inspiring English sources

The green light comes after the patients watchdog for north Wales decided not to refer the proposal to the Welsh government.

Legislators in New Jersey are planning to refer the proposal to the 2017 state ballot, Sonn says, which would effectively sidestep a potential veto from Governor Chris Christie.

The council voted 8-3 to refer the proposal to the Planning Commission, and a final decision by the council is not expected for several months.

He may refer the proposal for an opinion on the appropriateness of the legal basis to the committee responsible for such verification.

Russia had initially been opposed to the plan but Sergei Lavrov, the country's foreign minister, referred the proposal back to Vladimir Putin, the president, diplomats said.

The town board referred the proposal to the town attorney, but Mr. Horton said it was legal and that some other towns in the state had a similar restriction.

While the Swiss upper house voted Wednesday once again to approve the agreement with the United States to hand over data on UBS clients suspected of tax evasion, a committee referring the proposal back to the Nationalrat, or lower house, recommended Thursday that the lower house vote against it a second time.

At the sitting of 1 February 2001 the President of Parliament announced that she had also referred the proposal to the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs for its opinion.

At the sitting of 10 March 1998, the President of Parliament announced that he had also referred the proposal to the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy for its opinion.

At the sitting of 7 November 2002 the President of Parliament announced that he had referred the proposal to the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Policy as the committee responsible and the Committee on Legal Affairs and the Internal Market and the Committee on Regional Policy, Transport and Tourism for their opinions (C5‑0508/2002).

It must decide whether to refer the original proposal (known as Plan A) to other city agencies for study.