Sentence examples similar to stops put forward from inspiring English sources

The closure list was already on top of another 166 Welsh stations and halt-stops put forward prior to the Beeching cuts.

But he said he doubted that Mr. Chen would stop putting forward referendums on sensitive topics and may even make them a regular feature of Taiwanese politics.

They call for "leadership": the president should unite Congress behind his plans; Congress should stop sniping and put forward constructive policies.

But since both those goals now look remote, it has put forward a stop-gap plan to cut much of the red tape out of the oil-for-food programme, and to plug some of the loopholes in the embargo, while retaining its basic format.

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The Conservatives, meanwhile, have put forward plans to stop senior public sector employees receiving redundancy payments and then returning to the same part of the public sector.

In response, Godard and Truffaut put forward a motion to stop the festival in solidarity with the workers and students on strike.

The government accepts it cannot recoup all of this money and entirely stop health tourism and so it has put forward the "conservative" £500m figure.

"If President Obama is now serious about stopping his sequester," Boehner added, "he should put forward a plan to replace it with smarter cuts and reforms.

While stopping short of direct blame on Moscow, Kerry put forward the most detailed U.S. accusations so far, based on the latest U.S. intelligence assessments.

"Another argument we put forward is — where does it stop?" he said.