Sentence examples for able to put forward from inspiring English sources

Good writing skills are necessary to be able to put forward one's thoughts clearly and succinctly.

THE PRESIDENT: He will, it seems to me, be able to put forward his amnesia as part of his defense.

So the professor encourages executives to think about whether their employees feel able to put forward noncomformist, potentially innovative ideas.

It means Iraq will now be able to put forward a representative for the international Miss Universe contest.

But he added that he had not been able to put forward a meaningful defense for his reluctant client.

Without them, the Obama administration was able to put forward an unjustifiably positive outlook for the Medicare program and the impact of the health care legislation.

The Warsaw deal called on those nations able to do so to put forward their plans for curbs on emissions by the first quarter of 2015 to give time for a review before a summit in Paris at the end of the year.

One million EU citizens from a "significant number" of countries will be able to ask the European Commission to put forward new draft laws.As with so many bits of the Lisbon treaty, which came into force in December, it is not clear how the citizens' initiative will work in practice, or even if it is a good idea.

He was also able to use his historical background to put forward summaries of early church positions on a variety of subjects, and he had a true desire to establish consensus on the basis of the principles revealed by this research.

"For South Sudan, it is particularly important that we make sure that children are able to use this forum [radio] to put forward the issues they face and for us to then hold the various stakeholders accountable in meeting those challenges.

We should be able to negotiate to this effect, and to put forward our own ideas for our future.