Sentence examples for I will be bringing forward from inspiring English sources

I will be bringing forward a bill to give people a say on our membership and hope that MPs from across the political divide will support me.

Chris Ship (@chrisshipitv) Tory James Wharton: I will be bringing forward a Bill to give people a say on our membership (of EU) May 16, 2013 That means the debate is likely to take place on Friday 5 July, the first available slot.

We hope it will be brought forward in 2013 or 2014".

Denyer said: "This is a fantastic day for Bristol and I'm delighted the council will be bringing forward its target for making the city carbon neutral by 2030.

Hayes said: "Following the prime minister's announcement yesterday, I am pleased to confirm we will be bringing forward legislation to help energy consumers to get the best deal.

We have said the government will be bringing forward amendments at report stage and are willing to consider amendments that are in the interest of both improving the bill and of demonstrating the necessity of the powers it contains".

The government will be bringing forward amendments at report stage".

We will need to take decisions for the long-term - and we will be bringing forward options in our aviation strategy which will include an examination of the pros and cons of a new airport in the Thames estuary".

The Chancellor said that he will be bringing forward the introduction of the tax-exempt vehicles to January 2007 and that they will be able to be included in Isa, Pep and Child Trust Fund wrappers.

So I'm hoping that in committee there will be a lot of opportunity now to really discuss these programs that the Liberals will be bringing forward, and making sure that these programs are going to be effective and efficient and happening as quickly as possible.

"We will be bringing forward legislation for standardised packaging before the end of this Parliament" – Jane Ellison MP, Conservative health minister, January 2015.