move a motion

用法例句

He rose to move a motion.

他站起来提出一项动议。

(parliamentary procedure) someone who makes a formal motion.

（议会程序）提出制造一项正式运动的人。

propose, put forward, reject, etc a motion

提、 提出、 否决...一动议

They called up a bill for senate approval.

他们提出一项议案要求参议院通过。

I move that we elect a committee to work out a draft resolution.

我提议选出一个委员会来拟订一项决议草案。

They made a trail of protests against the decision.

他们对该项决定提出了一连串抗议。

He offered a suggestion to improve the plan.

他提出一个建议,以改进那项计划。

The British Prime Minister talks in terms of a deal

英国首相提出一项协议构想

propose, pass, throw out, amend a bill

提出、通过、否决、修订一项议案

They submitted a plan to the city council.

他们向议会提出了一项计划。

He put forward a plan for the committee to consider.

他提出一项计划交由全体委员审议。

The motion that the House do now adjourn is moved by a member of the Government.

议院休会的动议由政府某一成员提出。

At last she weighed in with an argument against the proposal.

最后她成功地提出了一项反对那个提议的理由。

When the campaign for technical innovations started, he proposed three items.

技术革新运动开始时，他提出了三项建议。

The motion was proposed by Mr. Chang and seconded by Mr. Wei.

该项提议是由张先生提出，魏先生附议。

The motion was submitted to the city council.

该动议已向市议会提出。

The proposal came after an investigation by animal rights activists last year uncovered a cat and dog production facility in the Czech Republic.

这项提议出台前，动物权益保护活动人士去年在捷克共和国发现了一个猫、狗毛皮加工厂。

They moved a resolution demanding a forty-four-hour working week.

他们提出一项决议，要求每周工作44小时。