Sentence examples for both put forward from inspiring English sources

Mr Poroshenko and Mr Yatsenyuk have both put forward their own proposals.

With the interest rate on some federal student loans set to double on July 1, House Republicans and Senate Democrats have both put forward proposals to try to hold them down.

In research notes, both put forward Basel, Switzerland-based Novartis as a likely suitor, and Evans added Peapack, N.J.-based Pharmacia, which has been making inroads into Bristol-Myers' traditional market in cancer drugs.

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For three hours, lawyers on both sides put forward their arguments over his punishment.

Despite having spent more than a year wrangling over the bill, Congress has yet to have a true debate over health care - a discussion in which both sides put forward policy ideas and the two approaches are compared.

Some board members say Pakistan's Foreign Minister, Sahabzada Yaqub Khan, and the Filipino Ambassador to Belgium, Rosario Manalo, who have both been put forward for the post by their Governments, are probably the best-placed candidates in a crowded field.

Trump's infrastructure investment: Infrastructure investment is an employment approach that both candidates put forward.

Both parties put forward candidates mutually unacceptable: the imperial party proposed Ottaviano de Monticelli, while "Sicilians" proposed chancellor Rolando.

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He said: "The whole system is absolutely abysmal, both what has been put forward and what has been accepted by the powers that be.