Sentence examples for began to put forward from inspiring English sources

Then the Africans broke their solid wall of support and began to put forward other candidates.

But the world is beginning to put forward leaders from this new generation, and it's almost uncharacteristic that America has been slow to do the same.

These parties have developed a common set of fundamental principles for political reform in the country, and have already begun to put forward their proposals for the future.

Recently though, feeling that it has to toughen up its rhetoric about battling the supposedly nefarious budget deficit, Labour has given up ground that might have allowed it to begin to put forward a new vision of economic management.

"When I first got interested in these mind/body questions, I was astonished to find that no one had even begun to put forward a theory about exactly how neurons in the brain can generate thoughts," he says.

The Commission has acknowledged that there is a problem and has begun to put forward proposals.

France, their forwards keeping it tight, began to put the denuded Welsh defence under increasing pressure.

Now I began to put things together".

She began to put the book away.

He began to put miles on it.

She begins to put it forward in III.10, a turning-point in the discussion, which is preceded by the most solemn poem of the whole work (III m. 9), an invocation to God in terms borrowed from Plato's Timaeus.