Sentence examples for be put to this from inspiring English sources

He added: "An end should be put to this.

There are a hundred theories that could be put to this".

Fact comes to light with news that those living on the Street are petitioning that and end be put to this condition.

He said the line over the voting age had to be drawn somewhere, and ministers believed 18 was "logical and consistent" But the Labour peer Baroness Morgan of Ely argued that the referendum's unique circumstances offered a chance to involve more teenagers in "one of the greatest political questions which will be put to this country this century".

One query that might be put to this programme is whether the Humean principle and analogous assumptions can really be viewed as analytic definitions.

Having stirred up plenty of trouble last year, Laxey has submitted a fresh set of resolutions to be put to this year's annual meeting in July.

The founders did not envision copyright being put to this use, and the Supreme Court should not allow it.

Many times in his letters Ignatius accuses himself of being imperfect because he has not yet been put to this test.

We know about other systems that have been put to this test -- and failed it.

Every penny of this will be put to work for this timely and powerful mission.

These hypotheses are put to the test in this study.