Sentence examples for to table further from inspiring English sources

So Lagarde and European commission president Jean-Claude Juncker must be the ones to table further compromises.

If Whittingdale refuses to publish the correspondence, including a letter sent to the BBC on 3 July and commitment made by chancellor George Osborne mentioned by the director general on Radio 4's Today show on Tuesday, Bryant has promised to issue freedom of information requests and to table further parliamentary questions.

In 1968, 366 and 377 (original numbers) were scrapped with cars 353 and 354 renumbered to replace them (refer to renumbering table further below) with the result that the H type fleet had been reduced to 26 cars.

As an illustration, please refer to Table 1 further below (in section Data coding) to see how this disaggregation was operationalized in the database for Italy's 2009 migration law.

For specific numbers of patients, and specific indicators included in each aspect of epilepsy care please refer to Table 2. Further examination of quality within each aspect of epilepsy care suggests that there were also significant differences by the setting in which care was received.

Meanwhile, the Commission is expected to table a further proposal supplementing this system with an EU recovery and resolution authority and fund.

While he's already famed for sourcing local ingredients, he'll push the ubiquitous farm-to-table concept further: "I want to be even more market-driven than we are now.

In a short press release that doesn't actually mention how he voted, the legislator describes the measure as "a short-term solution which will finally bring both sides to the table to further correct our federal deficit.

Having women and men around the decision making table further ensures that their different interests which often speak to their peculiar needs are accounted for.

The water table further determines the local base level, which controls the deposition within depressions.

The stainless-steel table resembles a surgical or embalming table, further stressing the association with violence and death.