Sentence examples for able to bring forward from inspiring English sources
If we are able to bring forward reopening dates then we will do so".
The government has been able to bring forward, from 2010 to 2008, its self-imposed deadline for balancing its books.The failure to pass a budget, a frequent occurrence in recent years, does not do much for the Philippines' image.
The luxurious and stately chords were there to generate glistening swirls of partials, which Ms. Okashiro was able to bring forward and sculpt, as if her hands had been inside the piano.
People under 65 will still be able to "bring forward" three years' worth of non-concessional contributions in recognition of the fact that such contributions are often made in lump sums.
However, he could only be sure of being able to bring forward such a bill in the event that he won a majority at the election, given that most of Labour and the Liberal Democrats are against repealing the act.
Very briefly, that says that in the deflationary environment following a financial crisis, the central bank might be able to bring forward what might otherwise be a very slow economic recovery, by persuading the markets that it is willing to keep interest rates lower - and let inflation go higher - than its usual approach would suggest.
Faculty are encouraged to apply for these awards to bring forward exciting new projects they might not otherwise be able to initiate.
"On the discussions with the energy companies we certainly hope that we will be able to bring something forward for the winter following the winter coming," he told committee member and Labour MP Nick Ainger.
The doctrine would only be applied when the defendant was Spanish or a resident of Spain, and only public prosecutors and victims would be able to bring cases forward, with interest groups barred.
"Really, the success of Legoland Florida within the first three or four years meant we've been able to bring that forward," Jones said.
