Sentence examples for Forward a suggestion from inspiring English sources
Today, Aaron Slepkov at Trent University in Peterborough, Canada, and a couple of pals put forward a suggestion.
But if all else fails he could always contemplate a career as batting coach, having last night put forward a suggestion or two on how Kevin Pietersen might deal with 90mph outswingers.
Separately to the Victorian pitch to defer the crunch point, the ACT's climate minister, Shane Rattenbury, has also put forward a suggestion in an attempt to break the current deadlock, proposing an earlier review of the 26% emissions reduction target than 2024.
Abetz, who was leader of the Senate and employment minister in the Abbott government, had earlier in the day accused his party colleague Warren Entsch of "ambushing" the Liberals by bringing forward a suggestion to amend the Marriage Act before the next election to allow same-sex couples to marry.
I read with growing distaste the suggestions (many of which read more as proposals) for rebuilding, and I would like to put forward a suggestion of my own to artists who see this as a golden opportunity to further their own careers: Back off.
This means anyone resident in an Esa member state can put forward a suggestion (including associates, eg Canada).
Governor Cuomo, an elder statesman in your party, has come forward with a suggestion.
Researchers have put forward a simple suggestion that they say may increase compliance with the antibiotic recommendations.
The Archbishop put forward a surprise suggestion that Cyprus should be united to neither Greece nor Turkey but should eventually become an independent state, perhaps remaining in the British Commonwealth & protected by a UN guarantee.
While Hughson notes that the sample size for the Apollo lunar astronauts is very small, he believes the study puts forward a plausible suggestion for why lunar astronauts appear to be succumbing cardiovascular disease at a higher than expected rate.
Now epidemiologist John Marr, of the Virginia Department of Health in Richmond, and infectious-diseases expert Charles Calisher, of Colorado State University in Fort Collins, have put forward a new suggestion in the journal Emerging Infectious Diseases: West Nile fever.
