Sentence examples for take a proposal from inspiring English sources
The attorney general, George Brandis, will shortly take a proposal on the mechanisms of a plebiscite – including its timing and how it will be funded – to cabinet for approval.
Are you optimistic that a global agreement will be reached quickly, or pessimistic President: Brazil took a proposal to Copenhagen, it was the most daring made by any country, proposing to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions by between 36% and 39.1%.
A city official with doubts might be inclined to take a skatepark proposal more seriously if he sees Hawk's million-dollar name on a list of sponsors.
Los Angeles is the biggest city in America to embrace a minimum wage of $15 an hour, so as efforts get underway to take a similar proposal statewide, L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti seemed like a natural advocate.
The suspension came a week after the Arab League called on President Bashar al-Assad to step down and said it was going to take an peace proposal to the United Nations Security Council.
All of this takes time, and the regulatory process can take a decade from proposal to full implementation.
During the American Economic Association's annual meeting, in Denver next week, its executive committee will take up a proposal to "consider the association's role regarding ethical standards for economists," according to an internal committee agenda obtained by The New York Times.
It's hard to take such a proposal seriously, given the Taliban's past record on civilian harm.
Congress will take up a proposal early next year that would shift responsibility for billions of dollars in future pension promises to the federal government from United Parcel Service.
The other concern, if one were to take such a proposal seriously, would be the standards used to investigate civilian casualty incidents.
