But no marriage proposal had been put on the table.
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Science has been put on the table to help people.
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Neither suggests big compromises will be put on the table.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders have put on the table.
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"The number that was put on the table and the merger ratio that was put on the table, for us fell short on value," PPC Chairman Peter Nelson told Reuters, referring to Lafarge's proposal.
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One thing the restaurant won't put on the table is milk.
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"There are many hypotheses to put on the table," he said.
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Easing U.N. sanctions was the carrot they put on the table.
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The President will put on the table an extremely difficult choice.
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"Everything that happened here must be put on the table," she said.
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BUT I THINK THE OFFER WE PUT ON THE TABLE IS COMPELLING.
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Second, changes in Social Security eligibility should be put on the table.
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"There are several things that we've put on the table," Capito said.
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I'm just trying to put on the table, what the options are.
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"They are forcing others to put on the table new solutions," she added.
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Alterations to the military exercises can and should be put on the table.
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Talks escalated rapidly and a deal was put on the table and taken.
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"This would be the first candidate I'd put on the table," he said.
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None should be put on the table; but only produced out of my case.
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"Issues are being put on the table that are practically absurd," he told Reuters.
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EU states are discussing two options put on the table by the European Commission.
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Brussels has dismissed four ideas recently put on the table by the British team.
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THE ECONOMIC PLAN THAT HILLARY PUT ON THE TABLE IS SORT OF FOUR BIG PILLARS.
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Other kinds of issues, misconduct, plagiarism, and so forth have to be put on the table.
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"I would put on the table now whether a hurting stalemate is at hand," Arnson said.
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Moon and Trump will likely discuss potential steps that Trump can put on the table in Singapore.
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Freedom Caucus members insist they're open to the proposal put on the table by Pence and Mulvaney.
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There's a considerable gap between what they've put on the table and what we feel we need.
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"Let's put on the table — what is the reason for the Second Amendment?" he said on MSNBC.
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Let your child choose what and how much to eat of what you put on the table.
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Any carbon tax that is put on the table needs to be designed with that in mind.
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"If you have a negotiation, both parties are going to put on the table what they want."
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This is what was first put on the table for us to eat when we arrived today.
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A space where all the shitty cards I'd been dealt in life could be put on the table.
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Quadros told reporters that multiple plans could potentially be put on the table for creditors to vote on.
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" A grateful Mr. Najib replied, "We come here with a strong value proposition to put on the table.
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You need time to prepare in order to ensure that the right issues are put on the table.
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At some point these things must be put on the table, and they have to open their eyes.
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Rather, he said that injunctive relief is put on the table as a bargaining chip in the settlement negotiations.
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That demand was put on the table again by U.S. negotiators last week, but was not accepted by Mexico.
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I think there are techniques and strategies that I put on the table in the book that are immediate.
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Any legislative proposal to create a separate service would likely not be put on the table until next year.
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There is an urgent need to put on the table what happened and the racist treatment of the island.
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However, the official said "there is every intention of having a proposal" that Republicans can put on the table.
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What he could do, and I'm not ... What one could do is first, have thoughts put on the table, clearly.
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BUT LOOK IN TERMS OF THE IDEAS SENATOR SANDERS, SENATOR WARREN HAVE IMPORTANT IDEAS THAT THEY PUT ON THE TABLE.
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Schemes that were once derided as unrealistic and dangerous are now being quietly put on the table, some scientists warn.
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The unanswered question going forward is what the United States is willing to put on the table for a negotiation.
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She said autos and an investor-state dispute mechanism were also expected to be put on the table, without elaborating.
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"The issue of prices needs to be put on the table," says Altman, the president of the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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And a big flaw of the proposals that are put on the table by the Commission is that they are unclear.
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"Without question, the deal that we put on the table is the best in the Chicago Teachers Union's history," she said.
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It was something that hadn't been put on the table since the mid-232s, despite various efforts that began in 215.
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"The issue of prices needs to be put on the table," says Drew Altman, the president of the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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While the official internal agenda is focused on internal processes, the sources said, strategic alternatives will likely be put on the table.
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If and when the Trump peace plan is put on the table, the focal point will be what it says about Jerusalem.
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Because, the decisions have been put on the table by the three countries of the region that have direct influence over Syria.
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"We will put on the table the idea of a fair taxation of Internet giants," he told Reuters TV in an interview.
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Unlike the nuclear negotiations with Iran, sanctions relief is not the primary carrot that the United States can put on the table.
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And what would we be willing to put on the table in return for sustaining a testing freeze and more comprehensive talks?
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The biggest new idea he has put on the table is a promise to put more state money into early childhood education.
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"What he will put on the table will be the basis for the negotiations, (so Kim) has to show his cards," he said.
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Put on the table, as I have said, the scope of the things is deeper and broader than anything we have had before.
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After Pelosi and Schumer dismissed the six-month hike, Trump then agreed to the three-month increase that Democrats put on the table.
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For example, if we add up the amount of money the president's proposals put on the table it comes to about $7.3 billion.
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Any effort to put on the table the moral and cultural dysfunctions afflicting the inner cities is condemned as blaming of the victims.
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"There have to be certain agreed areas of conversation that both sides would be willing to put on the table," Ms. Hutchison said.
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And that sincere offer that he put on the table should be the framework through which we come together to find a solution.
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Friends brought him fish from boating trips to put on the table, and he learned more hamburger recipes then he cares to remember.
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Roman leaves Gerri (and me, honestly) to think about it, but it's the best deal a Roy has ever put on the table.
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The general put on the table as good a déjeuner as you could get in Paris, and we talked of almost everything but Verdun.
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"If the prosecution uses her therapist's notes for corroboration, all her medical records are then going to be put on the table," Shapiro says.
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We first heard a term sheet had been put on the table as far back as March, and last week the investment finally closed.
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"I'm going to put on the table more aid to Israel," he said, and he is betting that many other lawmakers will follow along.
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A few months ago, I started talking to people about Thanksgiving, asking them what dishes they put on the table each year and why.
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That is a fair way short of the almost $16 billion premium to Monsanto's undisturbed share price that Bayer has put on the table.
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The issue of forced technology transfers, which China refused to put on the table, was the reason talks were at a standstill, SCMP reported.
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"Donald Trump wants to do this $1 trillion infrastructure program; those will be things the Chinese can put on the table right away," he said.
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"OPEC appears to be approaching the limits of its ability to jawbone oil higher without something concrete to put on the table," OANDA's Halley said.
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"The facts were not put on the table; the fact is we don't earn equal prize money," said Andrea Petkovic, a German player ranked 30th.
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Those are worth around $300 million to shareholders once taxed and capitalized and easily cover the $160 million premium it has put on the table.
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And even if a compromise bill is eventually put on the table, it is unclear whether a majority of the House GOP will support it.
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This is a step that tobacco-control authorities have, to date, been unwilling to put on the table for discussion for the reasons noted above.
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Numbers have already been put on the table, they said, including $800 million in compensation to China if the dam is not built, they said.
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"Many of the things I think we hear our teachers complain about, actually, aren't' about the proposal that we've put on the table," she said.
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Reasonable people can disagree about how relevant success in business is to a person's political aspirations, but it's what Trump has put on the table.
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Disney clinched the deal in December with an all-stock offer that was about 15 percent less than what Comcast had put on the table.
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I think they are also pursuing reform of the WTO, particularly the dispute settlement body and some of the issues they put on the table.
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The success of the US team is driven in no small way by Title IX, put on the table by Hawaiian Congresswoman Patsy Mink in 1972.
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The tentative agreement does not look to be dramatically different from the one GM put on the table -- and UAW leadership rejected -- over a month ago.
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"Whether these proposals will carry weight is another story, but at least alternative approaches to the bloody drug war are put on the table," she said.
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STEPHEN SCHWARZMAN: It's an interesting thing, because it's hard to know until you -- until you see the first cards that the Chinese put on the table.
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"What the USTR put on the table is not acceptable and won't get the job done," said Celeste Drake, the AFL-CIO's trade and globalization policy specialist.
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But at the end of the day, I can't be on the sidelines if a $200 billion infrastructure plan is going to be put on the table.
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"I'm anxious to see what Speaker Pelosi would put on the table," Durbin said, when asked about Pelosi saying she would introduce her own coronavirus funding bill.
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Most agree that this will be a critical round as most, if not all, of the proposals to modernize the agreement will be put on the table.
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They can move on if — after all the facts have been put on the table — the permit application cannot withstand the scrutiny of those roughly 300 contentions.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has said Democrats won't vote for the Alexander-Murray compromise legislation if it's put on the table in exchange for cutting the mandate.
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So the first response, we put on the table, was this grande debate which means that everybody has to make proposals to improve the current situation in France.
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"What Mr Lavrov has put on the table about Assad will not solve the problem," Hijab said, accusing Moscow of using proscribed weapons to shore up Assad's regime.
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"First things first, put on the table what the replace is going to be, and once they've done that, then I'll be happy to comment on it."Sen.
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Conaway won't seek reelection: report MORE (R-Utah) asked the Treasury's Antonio Weiss if everything should be put on the table, given the severity of the debt crisis.
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"You shouldn't measure your initial progress by how many words you've written or how many brush strokes you've made, but how many possibilities you've put on the table."
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It led to the first Congressional proposal to defund the National Endowment for the Arts — a move that Mr. Trump's budget proposals have again put on the table.
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"With what the Italian government has put on the table, we see a risk of the country sleepwalking into instability," said Valdis Dombrovskis, the European Commission vice president.
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"If Democrats refuse to negotiate now after what President Trump put on the table, perhaps they should 'migrate' out of Congress," said Representative Jeb Hensarling, Republican of Texas.
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Several economists recently argued at the Hill that given the birthrate news, "changes in Social Security eligibility should be put on the table" — including raising the retirement age.
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And I would also just add to this discussion, I think it&aposs really also important to talk about what is President Trump going to put on the table.
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Just knowing that stress or depression might lead to less healthy meals isn't enough on its own to help parents change what they put on the table, Zucker added.
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During his Senate confirmation hearing in January, commerce secretary nominee Wilbur Ross declared that "all aspects of NAFTA will be put on the table" during a future negotiation process.
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"It is now time for the U.S. to put on the table an attack on Iranian oil refineries if they continue their provocations or increase nuclear enrichment," Graham tweeted.
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"So a lot of capital needs to be put on the table for this to materialise, which is a challenge," Jimenez told the Metal Bulletin Battery Materials Conference in Shanghai.
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"From unsecured creditors' side the amount of money they put on the table is interesting, but the devil is always in the details," said David Posner, of Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton.
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That award is part of the $27 billion that has already been put on the table for around 370 aircraft as part of the larger F-35 deal with Lockheed.
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News broke this week that a final deal that incorporates the input of key Senate and House players, outside stakeholders, and the White House has been put on the table.
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A member of Ford's legal team said that as of mid-afternoon Monday they had not been contacted by the FBI since the investigation was put on the table Friday.
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For the moment, though, the blessing of European leaders on Sunday finally put on the table a formal divorce deal that would chart for Britain a gradual and orderly departure.
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Ultimately, in an attack by an Iranian-backed proxy that killed a contractor, you'd have a discussion about how to respond and several options would be put on the table.
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In coordination with our Afghan allies, the United States should be prepared to put on the table the conditions under which we would consider pulling our forces out of Afghanistan.
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The White House and Seoul must be cautious about any concessions put on the table, "knowing that North Korea has reneged on multiple negotiated agreements in the past," he continued.
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Before the offers were put on the table, the matchup seemed to be a fantasy bout that was reached for each time McGregor went to the negotiating table with UFC.
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The union sought to undo those measures in the latest contract, but the changes were not included in the final offer the company put on the table on Thursday, he said.
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"There are a few hypotheses that can be easily put on the table: one, it was a massive action of reporting the posts and tripping somehow the Facebook algorithm," Stanca said.
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But member after member from the group say the actual legislative language is crucial and no decisions will be made by the group until that has been put on the table.
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DEALS THAT GET DONE ARE THE DEALS THAT WALK IN THE DOOR WHERE THE CEOs HAVE PUT ON THE TABLE HERE ARE THE OVERLAPPING ASSETS, THEY ARE GOING TO BE DIVESTED.
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With Dodd-Frank reform having been put on the table by the White House and leaders in Congress, there is an opportunity to make Washington work better for America's small businesses.
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Wealth inequality and a general lack of access to financial opportunity have a major impact on the amount and quality of food many non-white families can put on the table.
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Finally, a more viable strategy requires a clearer analysis of how important North Korea really is to American interests, and what the United States is willing to put on the table.
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"Beyond what we put on the table, there is simply no more money," Ms. Lightfoot said, taking a noticeably harsher tone this week than in the first days of the strike.
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Deciding what to put on the table and reaching a deal in just three weeks is near-impossible, but that offer might be enough to gain a permanent exemption from metal tariffs.
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The diplomats said Netanyahu told Macron he is still waiting to see what Trump is going to come up with, and added he doesn't know what Trump will put on the table.
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France's richest man last year put on the table 12 billion euros to take full control of Dior, which owned back then 41 percent of the 126 billion euro luxury conglomerate LVMH.
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With about 20 minutes and hardly any work, you can put on the table a dish that I would happily serve for a fancy dinner party or in any of my restaurants.
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WILFRED FROST: In terms of how your clients feel at the moment, do you think they've got large amounts of risk still to put on the table, or are they fully invested?
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"OPEC appears to be approaching the limits of its ability to jawbone oil higher without something concrete to put on the table," said Jeffrey Halley, senior market analyst at brokerage OANDA in Singapore.
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In the past, this kind of debating, which Wallner says bears similarities to how Harry Reid ran the Senate in the early 2000s, often protected a leadership-driven agreement put on the table.
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By initially turning down the deal, Nigeria has the "leverage" to "get some of the conditions that they think are critical for the economy to now be put on the table," Kie explained.
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It'll unfold in the way a legislative debate does: There will be proposals put on the table — in this case, articles of impeachment — and people will offer amendments and vote on them publicly.
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Talks to renegotiate the 1994 pact have stalled as Canada and Mexico are at loggerheads with the United States over some of the most contentious proposals its negotiators have put on the table.
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"The North Koreans need a real indication of what the U.S. is willing to put on the table," said Jenny Town, a North Korea expert at 38 North, a Washington-based think tank.
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But the central ideas they have put on the table will have to be dealt with, and it is very difficult to deal with them when you have such an intellectually stifling culture.
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Not because we're all so fanatical about celebrating the violent European colonization of North America, but because it will take us that long to figure out what on earth to put on the table.
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"Salehi has put on the table cooperation with the I.A.E.A. — a 'must have' for Western eyes on the nuclear program," said Cliff Kupchan, chairman of the Eurasia Group, a political risk consultancy in Washington.
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"If we are going to confront Iran and roll back this Iranian network, what are we going to put on the table?" said Randa Slim, an analyst at the Middle East Institute in Washington.
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Instead, Trump quickly agreed to the offer that Democratic leaders Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi put on the table Wednesday — hurricane money tied to a three-month government funding measure and debt ceiling increase.
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I mean, those troops are protecting the peace in South Korea and serving as a deterrent should China, and I think we need to ask what is the U.S. willing to put on the table.
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"We come here with a strong value and proposition to put on the table," Najib said in the Cabinet Room, listing the new airplane and equipment investments as examples of cooperation between the two countries.
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Italian newspapers on Thursday reported that Tria's resignation had been put on the table as 5-Star pressured the minister to fund the party's flagship campaign promise to create a universal income for the poor.
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A staffer who works for Schumer called the White House on Monday and said the proposal, which Schumer put on the table during a Friday meeting with Trump, was no longer operative, the aide said.
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Here are the latest offers they've respectively put on the table: The White House over the weekend sent a letter to congressional leaders, obtained by Politico, outlining what Trump will settle for in shutdown negotiations.
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When quotas are put on the table, proponents often produce "snapshot" studies showing that companies with more women on their boards have better returns and are less likely to be beset by fraud or shareholder battles.
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"We have yet to see this translate into action in terms of what governments are prepared to put on the table," said Bill Hare, chief executive of Climate Analytics, one of the three CAT research groups.
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"What we have put on the table is our reputation as legislators, that given three weeks, we'll come up with a successful conclusion on the border security issue," said Senator Benjamin L. Cardin, Democrat of Maryland.
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Regarding the WTO, the Trump administration has blocked the appointment of new judges at the organization, accusing it of bias against the U.S. "Some of the issues they put on the table are legitimate," Froman stated.
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"We couldn't imagine an Indian name with a tenor of over 10 years a few years ago, but such deals are now being put on the table and some have been closed successfully," said SMBC's Nishikawa.
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In reality, the carbon-intensive economic interests that benefit from destabilizing our climate worked hard to polarize public opinion and political elites whenever binding policy that would cut into their profits was put on the table.
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"As negotiations continued yesterday, we were more encouraged that they came forward with some of the things we put on the table Wednesday to say they were open to that," Short told reporters outside the White House.
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BRENDAN CARR: Yes, so there was a filing this morning that T-Mobile made that walked through in a lot of detail the enforceable commitments they've put on the table and it walks through the mechanisms there.
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On its face, it was essentially the offer Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer put on the table in November -- and it opened up the possibility the Senate could move all seven remaining appropriations bills as a package.
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CNN reported earlier Tuesday that a staffer who works for Schumer called the White House on Monday and said the proposal, which Schumer put on the table during a Friday meeting with Trump, was no longer operative.
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Pre-existing has been an absolute non-starter for GOP leaders, who watched what happened in the House and learned an important lesson about the political blowback that came in waves after it was put on the table.
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"He is going to put on the table all the tools that are going to take away the advantages of companies that for far too long have been pulling up stakes, leaving American workers behind," Pence told ABC.
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But "what the Eurogroup has put on the table here" for short-term and medium-term debt relief "is something that a month ago I couldn't have dreamed of that the ministers would have agreed to," he said.
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The bottom line: By all appearances, this is a summit on foreign policy and the North Korean nuclear threat, but everything these two leaders put on the table is going to be framed by their respective domestic woes.
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"We have some leverage that's been discussed in terms of the amount of aid and military assistance we give them, their status as non-NATO alliance partner - all of that can be put on the table," he said.
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"We put together the work of many students into a complete application where the robot can clear the table: whatever you put on the table, the robot will pick it up and put it in a box," Metta said.
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"Using the figure the president put on the table, if his $5.7 billion is about border security, then we see ourselves fulfilling that request, only doing it with what I like to call using a smart wall," he said.
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"Looking at what (Italian officials) have put on the table, the commission really has no option than to send it back, which — by the way — is not the end of the process, but the start of the process," he said.
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With a month to go before the deadline, it was unlikely that the best offers from either side would be put on the table in the next two days, said Erin Ennis, senior vice president of the U.S.-China Business Council.
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PAI: SO LAST SEPTEMBER I PUT ON THE TABLE A LOT OF DIFFERENT PROPOSALS FOR DOING THAT, CREATING WHAT I'VE CALLED 'GIGABIT OPPORTUNITY ZONES,' TO GIVE THE PRIVATE SECTOR THE MAXIMUM INCENTIVE TO DEPLOY IN LOW INCOME, RURAL AND URBAN AREAS.
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And, let me say this, if Yasser Arafat had agreed with my husband at Camp David in the Late 0003s to the offer then Prime Minister Barat put on the table, we would have had a Palestinian state for 15 years.
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"The management still does not see a perceptible change in the sentiment with regard to recovery in property, and the market has not embraced the rhetoric Stockland has put on the table," James McGlew, executive director of corporate stockbroking at Argonaut.
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The deal price, of $81.50 per Medivation share in cash, is a 21 percent premium to where Medivation shares closed Friday, and is significantly higher than the $52.50 a share put on the table earlier this year by French competitor Sanofi.
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Really, that has to be discussed and put on the table at a United Nations and NATO level, where we're discussing the ability to surveil, and trust but verify, and make sure that things are on the up-and-up.
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While House GOP staff brought, and circulated, technical language to try and bring members along, even those staffers appeared unclear about what was actually put on the table by the White House, according to one participant involved in the process.
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"I see all the pieces being put on the table, by John Bolton primarily, setting up a situation where the United States gets drawn into war with Iran in a way that the Trump administration can deny blame," Collina said.
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However, the official said Macron had put on the table the prospect of new nuclear negotiations after 2025 during his bilateral with Iranian President Hasan Rouhani and warned him that Tehran should stop provoking the United States with its regional activities.
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"As soon as the Chamber (of Commerce) has the door open one inch, they have 15 things they want to put on the table," said Tim Smith, senior vice-president of Walden Asset Management, a well-known filer of resolutions.
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"Using the figure the president put on the table, if his $5.7 billion is about border security then we see ourselves fulfilling that request, only doing it with what I like to call using a smart wall," Clyburn told reporters.
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With a month to go before the deadline, it was unlikely that the best offers from either side would be put on the table in the next two days, said Erin Ennis, senior vice president of the U.S.-China Business Council.
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But European regulators have put on the table an intellectual framework for thinking about antitrust in the digital era that could drastically change how the economy works, and the rising progressive faction of the Democratic Party wants to adopt that approach.
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"This is part of the proposal that we want to put on the table, that we want to push," Kalach added, speaking after U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer had kicked off a 90-day consultation process with Congress and others over NAFTA.
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As public opinion of marijuana shifts toward legalization, it's time we do the smart thing -- the right thing -- and ensure any marijuana reform legislation we put on the table adequately addresses the harm caused by the failed drug policies of the past.
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And that's before specific proposals are put on the table to reduce spending which are sure to be dissected by the media and targeted by critics, such as premium support plans for Medicare or a per capita cap or block grant for Medicaid.
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And it did not change — in fact, it was reinforced — in 1993 when the Oslo Accords were signed and Israel and the Palestinians agreed that Jerusalem would be put on the table as an issue to be addressed in final status negotiations.
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"We are looking to increase production, including heavy crude, so we might put on the table some farmouts mainly for those fields that need secondary recovery strategies," Pemex CEO Carlos Trevino said at a news conference during the CERAWeek energy conference in Houston.
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"We are looking to increase production, including heavy crude, so we might put on the table some farmouts mainly for those fields that need secondary recovery strategies," Pemex's CEO Carlos Trevino said during a news conference during the CERAWeek energy conference in Houston.
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"If legislation were to undermine the deal, by taking off the table commitments that we had put on the table, that would be a problem," Adam Szubin, the acting Treasury Department undersecretary for terrorism and financial intelligence, told a House of Representatives hearing.
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"If they're (Republicans) going to put on the table a massive tax cut for the very wealthy that increases the deficit by trillions (of dollars), it's harder to get Democrats to increase the debt ceiling," Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer told reporters.
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The coalition, however, has struggled to make gains, and unhappy with the terms of a peace deal put on the table last year, it launched a string of deadly airstrikes that killed hundreds of civilians, prompting allegations of war crimes from independent monitors.
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And, let me say this, if Yasser Arafat had agreed with my husband at Camp David in the late 1990s to the offer then Prime Minister [Ehud] Barak put on the table, we would have had a Palestinian state for 15 years.
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And then on Thursday, Trump sent Republican lawmakers scurrying when he tweeted that "CHIP should be part of a long term solution, not a 30 Day, or short term, extension" -- which is the proposal Republicans put on the table to curry Democratic support.
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But it has also left them anxious, and asking: What does it mean for one's homeland to be put on the table by Mr. Trump, an inveterate deal maker, in negotiations with China's Communist leaders, who are not known for making concessions easily?
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America's wealth also means that it can help the poor within its own borders without cutting foreign development aid — an idea Deaton seems to put on the table — which only amounts to about 1 percent of the federal budget in any case.
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"For the moment, all our requests have been met and above all we have demanded that every element should be put on the table in order that the truth can be established and those really responsible can be detained," Renzi told Radio Anch'io.
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Carlos Perez said upon his arrival in Vienna for the OPEC meeting that that was the only proposal he has seen being put on the table, and that the proposed increase would be from the quota that the members of the deal agreed on.
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And then Bowles-Simpson, which was originated in the Obama administration, should have been seized by President Obama and Speaker Ryan and would have put on the table the framework that would make the most sense, which is reforming entitlements, reforming taxes and cutting spending.
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So, while President Trump can easily say no to virtually anything that's put on the table at the summit, and thereby insure a neutered G-20, he will have a much harder time getting the other countries to say yes to his "America First" agenda.
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"While they came a ways, they were not willing to accept even the win-win proposal that we put on the table, the either/or response," voice actor and the chair of SAG-AFTRA's Interactive Committee Keythe Farley said during the union's Friday press conference.
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A term sheet was eventually put on the table by a "French, state-owned, logistics group" — thought to be GeoPost, the delivery subsidiary of Le Groupe La Poste, which is also an investor in on-demand delivery startup Stuart — for a €30 million investment.
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A similar proposal was put on the table in April by the Connecticut State Colleges and Universities (which does not include the University of Connecticut) in the wake of an enrollment drop and state budget cuts, only to be protested by faculty and students.
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For months, the Trump administration has been ceding ground on its position, abandoning demands that it would not consider modification of US-South Korea military exercises, that no sanctions would be put on the table, that Pyongyang provide a declaration of its nuclear facilities.
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But for Obama to set parameters could do more harm than good, because US domestic political constraints would likely ensure any parameters put on the table by the White House would fall short of the international consensus and law, and be tilted in Israel's favor.
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"As negotiations continued yesterday, we were more encouraged that they came forward with some of the things we put on the table Wednesday to say they were open to that," Marc Short, chief of staff to U.S. Vice President Mike Pence, told reporters outside the White House.
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And the security proceedings that we have in place, and one idea we've put on the table, is potentially taking out equipment from certain vendors that's currently in the U.S. network but we haven't made a final decision at the FCC whether to take that step.
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According to multiple sources, London venture capital firm Atomico has led the round, with participation from LocalGlobe and EF. We first heard a term sheet had been put on the table as far back as mid-January, while it is thought the investment only closed last week.
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"All ideas were put on the table for what would be best for Lebanon to come out of the economic crisis and what would best heed the calls made by protesters in the past three weeks," the source said of the meeting at Hariri's Beirut residence.
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The proposition that the Trump administration put on the table is that we need to revisit how government operates [by] putting out an executive order that agencies need to go back and figure out what they can do to deliver better services for less cost to the American public.
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"That led us to put on the table the fact that this sphere of work" — rap music — "has value on its own terms and not just as a resource for use in a field that is more broadly recognized by the institutional establishment as serious or legitimate," he said.
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Merkel said she felt she had been well informed by Dobrindt and added that he had not only quickly set up an investigation committee in the transport ministry but also called for all the information to be put on the table, which she said had her full support.
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"At least for the left, it completely put on the table this idea that the establishment was old, the establishment was not willing to change — especially the leftist establishment, which was embodied in the PSOE," Bécquer Seguín, a professor of Iberian studies at Johns Hopkins University, told me.
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"We have never considered doing this before, but in times of crisis, everything must be put on the table and considered," said TJ Murphy, the chief executive of the company, which was founded 28 years ago and has its roots in the original Balducci's store in Greenwich Village.
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"The option of withdrawal ... a reduction in our commitment in the Sahel has been put on the table, but all this will be correlated with very precise milestones: the measurement of military results and the respect of the political commitments made by our Sahelian partners," the official said.
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"What I've just outlined would put on the table in December possibly one increase, but if you thought that inflation was weaker and we needed more accommodation you could decide to put that off until later," said Evans, who has a vote on the Fed's policy-setting committee this year.
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But I do think the key meeting is also going to take place and is taking place yesterday (INAUDIBLE) with the -- with our delegation and also the North Korean delegation because they&aposre getting into the details, Martha, of what North Korea is really going to put on the table.
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Here's the smartest way to look at these right now: options to boost the federal match and ease the spending caps in the Medicaid overhaul are the most likely right now -- or at least the most fully fleshed out and being put on the table, per two aides with knowledge.
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"There are five [areas] that I can put on the table that I would agree with, they don't include Flores, TBPRA and/or changing the definition of asylum," Graham said, referring to a requirement that only allows asylum-seekers from Mexico and Canada to be returned to their home countries.
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"There is certainly nothing that indicates to us that additional asset sales would be required, but obviously as we always would, if there are ideas that come forward or offers put on the table that we can't turn down, then we'll probably have a look," Monaco said on the call.
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Mr. Jack said he and the other student, Ruairi Gray, also 22, had been stunned by the attention afforded the pineapple, which he said the two had put on the table in a moment of lighthearted whimsy, slanted slightly to the left to give it a bit more gravitas and flair.
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Secondly, we worked in parallel with Bill Gates putting together something called the Breakthrough Energy Coalition — 103 investors from 10 countries with patient, high-risk capital being put on the table, ultimately prepared to follow technologies through to scale-up, which is a big problem in the typical investor world.
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"The number was strong enough to worry investors about the Fed's desire to move again in March, and yet was not so strong to put on the table a higher-than-a-coin-toss probability that it occurs in March," said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott in Philadelphia.
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"No matter how much cash you put on the table, it does not give you the excuse not to do the right thing, that is to cut down on emissions and not open coal mines," Tuvalu Prime Minister Enele Sopoaga, who is also chair of the Pacific Small Islands States meeting, told reporters.
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" The President also repeated his suggestion -- previously made to Prime Minister Theresa May -- that the UK should sue the EU. When asked how this would work, Trump said he would have put "on the table" the "mistakes made by the EU that cost the UK a lot of money and a lot of harm.
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But first, for context, I'll put on the table a few facts about House Bill 2, the 103 Texas law that requires abortion clinic doctors to have hospital admitting privileges and the clinics themselves to be fitted out as mini-hospitals, even those that simply dispense the pills that bring about a nonsurgical abortion.
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He stonewalled and insulted Pompeo when he didn't think we were being flexible enough, and in his New Year's speech even directly threatened to "chart a new path if the US doesn't keep its promises" -- likely a reference to concessions we've made to him or ones that he thinks we should put on the table.
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As the United States sets out to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement with Mexico and Canada, union officials are pinning their hopes on President Trump's nationalist pronouncements, betting he can deliver what President Bill Clinton failed to put on the table nearly a quarter-century ago: real protection against cheap Mexican labor.
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While specific changes to Social Security have not been put on the table, most previous proposals have called for raising the retirement age or cutting the cost of living adjustment for benefits by using a measure of inflation tied to a consumer price index (CPI) that grows more slowly than the index currently used.
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"It's not simply trade friction because the countries are involved in a global competition for pre-eminence which includes trade regime, security architectures, norms and practices, values and ideologies and there's really nothing that Xi Jinping can put on the table that will satisfy Trump's demand for structural change within China," Daly told CNBC's Sri Jegarajah on Thursday.
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Brazilian officials expected the EU offer to include an annual import quota of up to 70,000 tonnes of beef and 600,000 tonnes of ethanol, which they said was disappointing because it was less that the EU put on the table in 2004, when the quotas were 100,000 tonnes of beef and 1 million tonnes of ethanol.
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A straight repeal of those two items remains an almost impossible sell to the broader conference (the moderate Tuesday Group was fleeing in large numbers when EHBs was put on the table two weeks ago), so they're trying to figure out a way to massage it in a way to appease both poles of the conference.
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Number three, I worry and that&aposs to your point Martha, I worry about the mismatch in expectations between what the North Koreans are willing to put on the table and what the president has conveyed publicly to the American people, both from denuclearization what are the details and second about the military presence -- American military presence in the Peninsula.
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"I think we have to be open to all those things that empower and enable our diplomats to sit down with the North Koreans, alongside with our South Korean partners, and move the ball forward to a negotiated settlement of the issues that we put on the table," Esper told a small group of reporters as he traveled to South Korea.
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"I think we have to be open to all those things that empower and enable our diplomats to sit down with the North Koreans, alongside with our South Korean partners, and move the ball forward to a negotiated settlement of the issues that we put on the table," Esper said, declining to detail what specific kinds of options he might consider.
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Here are the key climate change elements of the 227-20.8 budget proposal that European Council President Charles Michel has put on the table as a starting point for the 214.5 leaders: 5003% OF SPENDING FOR CLIMATE Michel wants at least a quarter of 2500-21 spending to further climate goals, including the ultimate ambition to make the EU "climate neutral" by 20.9271.
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"What is important to me ... is what happened over the past few years, for example, did Societe Generale - through an affiliate or by itself - open offshore accounts and shell companies with intent to hide something, and in particular to hide money to escape tax ... I told him I want everything to be put on the table," Sapin said on Europe 1 Radio, of the meeting which took place on Tuesday evening.
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Trump is willing to walk away from a negotiation, as he did in February when he abruptly canceled a summit in Hanoi with the North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un. The North Koreans had put on the table ceasing the production of plutonium at their Yongbyon nuclear facility -- a well-known source of material for North Korea's nuclear weapons -- in exchange for the removal of all United Nations sanctions enacted since 2016.
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