Sentence examples for To put forward that from inspiring English sources

For example if it was a mistake, explain why you think this; or, explain whatever other reason you wish to put forward, that led to you being globalled (vandalism, ToS violation or other).

"To put forward that the best way to address the shameful state of the economic and structural disadvantage of the world's oldest continuing culture is through hosting the world's worst industrial wastes is a profound and perpetual policy failure".

To put forward that vision of what we know is right: healthcare for all, education for all, good-paying jobs that give us all dignity of self, environmental justice, workers rights, immigration reform, criminal justice reform, civil rights, democracy reform, equal treatment for all regardless of any identification, living wages and retirement security.

Mr. Bent said today that he would continue to put forward that message, arguing that Mr. Suozzi, the son and nephew of former Glen Cove mayors, is as much a political insider as Mr. DiNapoli.

The author has a more expansive argument to put forward – that the agonies of the Dreyfus affair created the conditions for French collaboration with the Nazis, which in turn determined the nature of cold war European politics.

You would have to be a true optimist to put forward that proposal.

There will be legislation that will need to be put forward that won't be put forward".

Aspects of the man unknown to the public are put forward that may or may not be true, but are sufficiently believable to make one go with them in a movie.

"The advantage he has is that the external world continues to put forward factors that remind the public that he is the president," said Kathleen Hall Jamieson, director of the Annenberg Public Policy Center at the University of Pennsylvania.

The government has commissioned a review of modern working practices by Mathew Taylor, the head of the Royal Society of Arts, who said after his appointment that he wanted to put forward reforms that gave workers more control over their lives.

She sees her fiction as the way to put forward ideas that cannot be communicated inside academia.