Sentence examples for table proposals that from inspiring English sources

In April, the commission will table proposals that would force the world's largest multinational corporations to open up their tax arrangements with each European government to full public scrutiny.

In order to avoid a debt default and a run on its banks that would threaten its continued membership of the single currency, Greece has now had to table proposals that will suck an additional €8bn out of the economy in the next 18 months.

The New York State Retirement Fund – backed by investors from around the world – has been allowed by the US Securities & Exchange Commission to table a proposal that would oblige Exxon to publish an annual assessment of the effect on its business of governments' policies to limit climate change.

If Iran actually lays on the table a proposal that seems genuinely designed to avoid war, while preserving legitimate Iranian interests, not even the lobby can prevent the president from taking it very seriously.

It's now time for Eurostar to come to the negotiating table with a set of proposals that honours our agreements and guarantees our members a genuine work-life balance".

The banks tabled a proposal that would see Mecom sell close to a 50% stake in Wegener, which accounts for about 50% of total Mecom ad and circulation revenues and 80% of operating profits, which would also be re-listed on the Amsterdam stock exchange.

REUTERS | FINANCIAL TIMES S.E.C. Seeks to Restrict Banks' Bets Against Clients  |  The Securities and Exchange Commission is tabling a proposal that would limit financial firms' ability to bet against bundled financial products they create and sell to investors, as well as prohibiting third-party input in the assembly of these products.

In March 2013, the Commission first tabled a proposal that would make joint sales agreements count the same as ownership.

The Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada, representing 15,000 federal government scientists, engineers and researchers has tabled a proposal that would obligate the government to negotiate scientific integrity policies [ 33].

"There is more hard work to be done both in terms of the proposals that are tabled and how far they go in addressing the reforms we are seeking, but then - let's be clear - in the run-up to either the February European Council or whenever we get a deal, there will be a lot of hard work to get 27 other member states signed up to what we need".

The Greek government campaigned for a No vote, asking voters to reject proposals that were tabled by the EU and IMF on June 26.