Sentence examples for attempt to bring forward from inspiring English sources

And even if local governments were to attempt to bring forward spending to lift economic growth, they will need approval from Beijing, because it controls the reins of bank lending and has the last say on any big project, Mr. Lu said.

The top of the party now appears to have coalesced around an attempt to bring forward the date of the Budget.

Later this week the Howard League for Penal Reform will attempt to bring forward their own case - claiming the rules are unlawful.

At his appropriately grand offices in downtown Buenos Aires, overlooking the Avenida 9 de Julio, the legal expert offered the view that it was even possible to interpret the Nisman report as a "type of coup d'etat - an attempt to bring forward the finishing line".

– Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, we have talked about the quality of justice and we have examined the report, which seems to be based on an attempt to bring forward the Treaty provisions, particularly Article III-271 on the assessment of particularly serious criminal acts, such as those connected with terrorism.

And which would serve to distract from the debate that we should be having, which is the extent to which Fifa erred in February by blocking attempts to bring forward in game trials of video technology.

Tottenham manager Andre Villas-Boas has attempted to bring forward the signing of Lewis Holtby, 22, from Schalke to this month's transfer window after losing the key midfielder Sandro to a long-term knee injury.

Portugal is next in line, with the government and the opposition agreeing yesterday to bring forward some austerity measures planned for 2001 in an attempt to secure some breathing space.

Attempts to explain the whole clustering based on a single model are prone to bring forward one-sided views missing important constraints.

A gaggle of younger LDP parliamentarians is agitating to bring forward the selection of party president set for September in a clumsy attempt to replace the prime minister, Taro Aso, before the election.

The government has attempted this week to pressure Labor over the fate of a $6.5bn "omnibus" savings bill it intends to bring forward when parliament resumes, but the treasurer, Scott Morrison, has continuing problems within his own ranks.