Sentence examples for regarding proposals from inspiring English sources

The Queen's speech mentions two important forthcoming pieces of legislation in defence regarding proposals that are getting more controversial the longer they are scrutinised.

The Vatican document issued today, titled "Considerations Regarding Proposals to Give Legal Recognition to Unions Between Homosexual Persons," condemned what it called "unjust discrimination against homosexual persons".

A spokesman for the Metropolitan police said: "The MPS is not, and never has been, in talks with LBC regarding proposals for more regular appearances on the Nick Ferrari show by the commissioner.

Former Foreign Secretary David Miliband has spoken on The Andrew Marr Show regarding proposals for a 'living wage', Labour's relationship with the unions and the Daily Mail's coverage of his father.

In 1898 Calthrop corresponded with the government of the colony of Victoria, Australia, regarding proposals for the construction of narrow gauge lines in that colony.

The Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith in 2003, headed by then German Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, who would became Pope Benedict XVI in 2005, issued the document, "Considerations Regarding Proposals to Give Legal Recognition to Unions between Homosexual Persons," describing these unions as a "troubling moral and social phenomenon".

The opening paragraph states, "This letter sets forth the comments of [insert name of organization here] regarding these proposals".

Stakeholders in the factory met in Soroti town last week and made a number of decisions regarding the proposals, including timeframes and distribution of roles.

But Helen Parrott from Croydon Council assured me the local authority remains "supportive of Speakers' Corner" and is "currently in discussion with the trust regarding its proposals for the borough".

What factors influences the Department's decisions regarding sentencing proposals?

Beadle was told to liaise with Lardner-Burke regarding any proposals Smith's government might have.