The phrase "argument forward" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where one is discussing advancing or promoting a particular argument or point of view.
Example: "In our debate, we need to argument forward the importance of climate change action."
Alternatives: "advance the argument" or "promote the argument".
"I am not dispirited, but you do have to keep driving the argument forward," he says.
In putting that argument forward, they don't realize they make Senator Brown's and Senator Vitter's case for them.
Ms. Rosenstein said the museum's negotiators were putting that argument forward to undercut the union's leadership and divide its members.
With its lineup of Pollocks, Motherwells and Klines the show pushes the argument forward again, though without adding anything startlingly new to it.
They do not take our argument forward, any more than does Conrad's portrayal of life in Lord Jim as "a devastating practical joke".
In the interests of moving the argument forward – away from accusation and toward action – here are three principles we hope most people can agree upon.
The argument, forwarded by the banker James E. Millstein, who served as the chief restructuring officer in President Obama's Treasury Department, is that they can be fixed.
This may have shaped the low oil price – food price relation in the long run, in line with the argument forwarded by Jongwanich and Park (2011).
It's exactly these sorts of arguments that Labour in opposition need to be making, and Burnham is, I would argue, the best placed of the five contenders to put these arguments forward.
Like his PhD on flexible exchange rates and his bestselling textbook, Krugman's study of trade nudged academic arguments forward with rigour, but sat comfortably within the economic mainstream.
"We've put all the arguments forward and, not surprisingly, they've all been rejected," he told BBC Scotland.
