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Alexander said discussions on police, armed forces, judiciary and fire service pension schemes had been a separate process from the start, and proposals would be brought forward "in due course".

Ministers hope legislation will be brought forward in 2013 or 2014.

It wants a referendum held later this year if possible and would demand Mr Cameron's 2017 date be brought forward in return for supporting a minority Tory government.

He hinted yesterday that planned cuts in corporation tax could be brought forward in an attempt to encourage businesses to expand.

That masterplan area also includes TfL's Lillie Bridge depot in H&F, for which proposals will be brought forward in due course.

That is why we are seeking government amendments to be brought forward in the House of Lords on the oversight of temporary exclusion orders".

A bagpiper played as a riderless bike was brought forward in memory of cyclists who died in accidents this past year.

The ceremony was brought forward in response to the destruction in Mosul, where the vandals may be wearing out their welcome.

On May 15 the Virginia convention instructed its deputies to offer the motion, which was brought forward in the Congress by Richard Henry Lee on June 7.

At one point, Steve says, a doctor was brought forward in court to claim that Kevin Young was genetically predisposed to being abused.

Key skills in many subjects have been brought forward in a child's school career, so primary-age pupils will be given more demanding tasks.