Sentence examples for took a proposal from inspiring English sources
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%.
In October 1998, a television producer named Martin Durkin took a proposal to the BBC's science series, Horizon.
The department also revealed that it took a proposal to states and territories to legislate to recognise the greyhounds passport scheme, which would have then made the passports a requirement under federal law.
In each trial, he could either opt for the default amount (both of them get $50), or take a proposal that required making a generous or selfish decision.
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.
Recently local leaders have renewed their interest in the plans and are determined to take a proposal to the City Council in the next few months.
He also took a swipe at proposals that would see tax relief for the rich extended under a Republican presidency.
On Friday, they took up a proposal to mandate the installation of diaper-changing stations in various public places.
In July 1998, shortly before Mr Pastrana took office, a proposal for talks with the ELN was drawn up by a group of Colombian dignitaries at a meeting in Germany.
On Wednesday, the committee took up a proposal to create a Consumer Financial Protection Agency.
