Sentence examples for Put forward a version from inspiring English sources

The coalition intends that it will put forward a version of English Votes for English Laws.

During the second of the two visits, students put forward a version of the petition submitted to the WSA, insisting that a number of demands be met if the the Argus wished to retain its funding.

Recently Daniel Freiderich and Nicholas Southwood (Freiderich and Southwood 2009; Southwood and Freiderich 2011) have put forward a version of an assurance theory they call a trust theory.

But the company hasn't been shy about putting forward a version of this idea that seeks to elevate it above mere profit-seeking rivals.

The Republican minority, fearing their view would get short shrift, pre-emptively put forward a CliffsNotes version of their theory of the case.

Even the gun trafficking provision, which seemed the easiest to pass, is being torn apart by the National Rifle Association, which put forward a substitute version that would eviscerate the prohibition on straw purchases of guns.

The Kremlin has put forward a different version of events, alleging the violence that spurred Yanukovych's downfall was organised by far-right radical protest groups keen to radicalise the situation.

Nine months later, when he was under suspicion for the murder of Russia's most successful TV producer, Berezovsky made a private videotaped explanation to Yeltsin and put forward a different version, pointing the finger at his chief rival in the media market, Vladimir Gusinsky.

Nine months later, when he was under suspicion for the murder of Russia's most successful TV producer, He made a private videotaped explanation to Yeltsin and put forward a different version, pointing the finger at his chief rival in the media market, Vladimir Gusinsky.

Finally, we put forward a continuous version of the discrete GRN model to address if a system of differential equations was able to recover the same attractors.

Moses' critics could no longer put forward a different, better version of modernity to his.