Sentence examples for submitted initiative from inspiring English sources

Two lawmakers said they were so revolted by McLaughlin's submitted initiative that they have proposed a bill that would increase the fee for filing a ballot measure from $200 to $8,000.

A Huntington Beach attorney with the same name and identical academic background submitted an initiative more than a decade ago that would have allowed public school teachers in California to use the Bible as a textbook.

A little more than a year after voters out in the remote Lake and Peninsula Borough of Southwest Alaska rejected the Pebble mine project by narrowly approving a ballot initiative to ban open-pit mining in the watershed of Bristol Bay -- home to one of the world's most profitable wild salmon fisheries -- mine opponents have submitted another initiative aimed at blocking the megaproject.

In 1999, the Council submitted an initiative on the lawful interception of telecommunications with regard to new technologies for assessment.

The initiative, submitted with 980,000 signatures, has already qualified to be on the March 2004 statewide ballot.

A few days ago, a group led by Mr. Kopp submitted a ballot initiative that would mandate the garbage contract's being put out for competitive bid.

While the analysis took Wall Street and many doctors by surprise, Glaxo and the F.D.A. disclosed yesterday that they had known about the signs of potential cardiovascular risk since last August, when the company, on its own initiative, submitted a similar analysis to the agency.

First, the working paper by BK is simply an academic investigation and is not the official IMF position.22 Second, the study is analyzing a reform that is quite different from the initiative submitted to the Swiss people.

For a fee of $200, McLaughlin submitted the proposed initiative that calls same-sex intimacy "a monstrous evil".

For a fee of $200, McLaughlin submitted a proposed initiative that authorizes the killing of gay people by "bullets to the head" — or "any other convenient method".

D.C. Cannabis Campaign, the marijuana reform group behind the initiative, submitted over 57,000 signatures in early July and, of those, more than 27,000 were valid, D.C. Board of Elections public information officer Tamra Robinson confirmed to The Huffington Post.