Sentence examples for whether to put forward from inspiring English sources

Under British takeover rules, the group has until June 11 to decide whether to put forward a definitive approach for the utility or walk away from the deal.

Heathrow has not yet decided whether to put forward one scheme as its "favoured" option when it makes its submission to the Airports Commission, headed by Sir Howard Davies.

The European Commission is studying whether to put forward a proposal that would require E.U. governments to automatically recognize the civil status documents — such as marriage certificates — issued in another member state.

Democrats, led by Representative John J. LaFalce, the senior minority member on the Financial Services Committee, are considering whether to put forward their own proposals for auditing and financial disclosure reforms.

Some political strategists see this as cunning: by not talking about immigration too much the president might create space for House Republicans, who are in the midst of an internal argument about whether to put forward their own proposal, to embrace reform without looking like they are doing the president's work.

Although his words were Labour's strongest intervention so far on the phone-hacking crisis, the party is still undecided about whether to put forward a substantive motion calling for a public inquiry that could be subject to a vote or amendment.

So the professor encourages executives to think about whether their employees feel able to put forward noncomformist, potentially innovative ideas.

More importantly, a very basic question to put forward is whether the silent transcriptional status of the CIR147 repeats in wild-type cells [ 17] is caused by a heterochromatic state of the locus.

Fitch said there were now doubts about whether the EPA could keep to a schedule that required states to put forward plans for power plants by September.

America will continue to put forward ideas.

The administration has yet to put forward its proposal.