Sentence examples for tabling proposals from inspiring English sources

"It is about making difficult decisions without killing each other".Crowds of citizens are good at tabling proposals and then voting on them; less successful at the horse-trading required to produce consensus let alone a law that actually works.

In Wyoming, state Senator Bruce Burns, a Republican, said he was tabling proposals to replace death by lethal injection with the firing squad in his state because of the drug shortage crisis.

Berlin has told Brussels to steer clear of tabling proposals on eurozone risk-sharing and cost-sharing before chancellor Angela Merkel contests an election for a third term next September.

But Juncker said that any EU leader was free to table proposals to the European Council – the body that comprises the leaders of the 28 EU member states.

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.

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.

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.