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presentar una moció
Spanish
someter
Propose formally; in a debate or parliamentary meeting.
move
Catalan
presentar una moció
move
1
However, the
move
could indeed be to protect the local poultry industry.
2
The best way to
move
forward is to simply stay on course.
3
Government officials said the
move
was to capitalise on favourable market conditions.
4
Britain's
move
follows months of diplomatic threats against the Red Sea state.
5
He said the
move
threatened freedom of speech, belief and open debate.
1
She was relieved to see Miss Phillips
make
a
motion
to go.
2
Desiree, on the contrary, did not say a word or
make
a
motion
.
3
The Chairman: I think it would be better for someone to
make
a
motion
.
4
The Speaker ruled that he must first
make
a
motion
.
5
I saw your hand
make
a
motion
at your pocket.
6
If any one will
make
a
motion
,
it will be in order, added the chairman.
7
Ellen never looked at him, and did not
make
a
motion
as if she heard.
8
Will some one
make
a
motion
to that effect?
9
I've already gone back and visited and we'll be ready to
make
a
motion
for bail.
10
Mrs. Burrell said she would get the knives and forks herself if anybody would
make
a
motion
.
11
I would like to
make
a
motion
.
12
I was thinking, if I had a camera, I could
make
a
motion
picture of that cheese.
13
I shall feel it my duty, at some future time, to
make
a
motion
to that effect.
14
I dasen't
make
a
motion
,
as I wur afeard it mout tempt the varmint to attackt me.
15
Now don't
make
a
motion
-
or
a
sound.
16
I would like to
make
a
motion
,
if the Executive Committee finds it feasible, that this be done.
make
a
motion
make
Catalan
presentar una moció
Spanish
someter
presentar una moción