Sentence examples for tabled proposals from inspiring English sources

175 countries have tabled proposals to stop global temperatures rising by an average of 2.7C but the United Nations would prefer the temperature rise to be capped at 1.5C.

Theresa May has indicated that she is prepared to campaign in favour of Britain's membership of the EU, boosting David Cameron hours after Brussels tabled proposals for a new settlement following months of talks with the UK.

The European commission first tabled proposals to make derivatives markets "safer" a year ago, with Michel Barnier, the internal market commissioner, arguing then that the absence of regulation on OTC trades had "contributed to the financial crisis" of 2008.

Regional leaders rushed to the capital in an effort to salvage the peace deal, while the UN and the African Union tabled proposals to beef up the UN peacekeeping mission and impose an arms embargo, options that are unlikely to garner sufficient support among international and South Sudanese leaders.

Some non-EU countries have tabled proposals for a significant increase in the scope of the Treaty and the regulatory burden on operators, including internet service providers.

I wish, however, to make a few comments on two issues that I consider to be extremely important and on which I tabled proposals for amendments in the Committee on Industry.

British diplomats are currently sounding out the other 46 member states in the Council of Europe and will table proposals by the end of next month.

European Council president, Donald Tusk, announced he would table proposals on 2 February for a "new settlement" over Britain's relationship with Brussels.

European Council president Donald Tusk has said he will table proposals for an agreement between the UK and Brussels on the renegotiation of the country's  EU membership tomorrow.

Tsipras refuses to table proposals which would satisfy his creditors by agreeing to pension cuts and tax increases and is insisting on a form of debt writedown, which is anathema to the Germans.

Negotiations to reset the terms of Britain's EU membership are reaching their final stages after Donald Tusk, the president of the European council, announced he would table proposals on Tuesday for a "new settlement" for the UK.