Sentence examples for be brought to future from inspiring English sources

Trowery said that the initiative at Ultra will also be brought to future events and festivals throughout the year.

She was ordered to be detained "to be brought to a future trial", but no record of another trial exists, so it is possible the charge was dismissed at some point.

Kelly, who was mentored by Price, says the public at the Southbank will have a chance to devise their own Fun Palace, which will be brought to life in future years.

"We hope that more people are able to come forward so that some of those guilty can be brought to justice in the future".

The Archbishop of Canterbury called for the international community to document atrocities in northern Iraq so those responsible could be brought to justice in the future.

"This approach should be brought to the attention of all future major reunion classes," Mr. Feldberg wrote then.

He said: "The people responsible – whether they are directly responsible for the wrongdoing, whether they sanctioned it or whether they covered it up, and however high or low they go – must not only be brought to justice; they must have no future role in running a media company in our country".

Some prototypes could be brought to the market in the near future.

The second is a heartfelt record of concerns that she thought should be brought to focus in order to enhance future civilian/Army joint ventures.

The paper said he paid two male escorts and offered to pay for cocaine if it was brought to a future meeting.

The Labour MP for Leicester East was the subject of a Sunday Mirror investigation, which claimed to show him meeting the escorts and offering to pay for cocaine if it was brought to a future meeting.