proponente

proposing

adjective proh-poh-NEN-teh Rare

Also means

proposer

Usage Note

Proponente functions both as an adjective (la parte proponente, the proposing party) and as a noun (il proponente, the proposer). In Italian administrative and legislative language, il soggetto proponente is the entity that initiates a proposal or initiative. As a noun it is invariable for gender (il/la proponente).

Examples

"Il soggetto proponente deve allegare tutta la documentazione."

Natural Translation

The proposing party must attach all the documentation.

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