Sentence examples for as put forward by the from inspiring English sources

Few would argue with the idea that abstraction is "a major contribution" to the visual arts, as put forward by the show's curator, Robert Saltonstall Mattison.

Lord Lipsey told peers: "The original scheme as put forward by the Dilnot commission [on funding social care] has had its balls cut off by the government.

So far, the account of the second man, as put forward by the implicated police officers, has not succeeded in any judicial venue where it was mounted.

Strategy and results exclude any physical reaction on the measured object, but reveal the effect of the gain of information as put forward by the particular correlation of the ion state with the detected signal.

Their version of the bill, as put forward by the majority leader, Eric Cantor of Virginia, would add further twists to the dead-end maze Native American women walk when confronting sexual violence.

He added: "If you accept the argument that Hinkley constitutes a 'market failure' as put forward by the commission, you could apply it to all other means of electricity production, probably all other forms of energy conversion, and it might even apply beyond the energy sector.

In addition, as put forward by first reactions to the legal appraisal, when preparing the application for authorisation, EEA based producers of articles can use the structured system of downstream and upstream information and communication concerning chemical substance risks, established by Title IV REACH ('Information in the Supply Chain') [23].

And some took this movement to the stage of success for instance, the Prophet Moses and the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him)." Rejecting this Islamist concept of prophethood as put forward by Maulana Maududi, Maulana Wahiduddin Khan (the noted Islamic scholar, peace activist and former member of Jamaat-e-Islami Hind) in his book "Ta'abir ki Ghalati" ('Error of Interpretation') writes:-.

One of the major taxonomic problems in section Petota is that the series classification (as put forward by Hawkes) is problematic and the boundaries of some series are unclear.

The therapeutic landscapes framework as put forward by Gesler retains currency in highlighting the importance of place to the processes and identity of the group.

It is important that a theorem as put forward by Weisberg does not presuppose the truth of A. In other words, the theorem does not claim to guarantee that if a common causal structure obtains, this implies that a robust property will obtain (ceteris paribus).