Sentence examples for bring forward a decision from inspiring English sources
The findings, and comments by IoD leaders demanding an end to uncertainty over the future of EU citizens resident in this country, will add to pressure on Theresa May to bring forward a decision on the status of those citizens.
The problem we've got is that the Government may bring forward a decision-making timetable which warrants a faster decision-making process by the party, so it will be up to the NEC to decide that.
Fairhead, the former Financial Times chief executive and finance director of Pearson backed the £145.50 annual licence fee, saying it had some "very strong benefits" but also welcomed the government's decision to bring forward a review which may lead to non-payment being decriminalised.
The decision makes it more likely that the Goverment will bring forward a vote on the issue; with the support of some Labour MPs it is more likely that Mr Cameron will have enough MPs to launch the attacks.
The above data allow us to bring forward a model of the observed Si 001) surface reconstruction.
The bank was forced to bring forward an announcement it wanted to make next Wednesday following days of speculation about Machiavellian machinations in the boardroom which had been sparked by the chairman Stephen Green's decision to join the government next year.
The transport secretary, Geoff Hoon, recommended that the airport owner "brought forward" a planning application for the runway after he made the surprise decision not to increase flights on the existing runways.
Crimea's parliament on Thursday rushed through a bill which in effect declared independence from Ukraine, and brought forward a referendum on autonomy which the region's deputy prime minister, Rustam Temirgaliev, said would merely ratify the decision.
It brought forward a referendum on secession to 16 March, but said such a vote would merely rubber-stamp its own decision.
