Sentence examples similar to bring forward a decision making from inspiring English sources

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.

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 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.

We have therefore brought forward an amendment which will make this clear in law.

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.

Google has brought forward a programme to encrypt traffic between its data centres, which should make life harder for spies.

This brings forward a big challenge on the computational ability.

The Commission brought forward a good proposal.

Burroughs explains that it was a decision made, in part, to ensure the narrative is constantly pushed forward without the breaks in tempo that dialogue would inevitably bring.

She also ruled out calling an election and is to bring forward legislation to allow civil servants to make decisions in the absence of devolution.

Karen Bradley has also ruled out calling a fresh Assembly election and she is to bring forward legislation to allow civil servants to make decisions in the absence of devolution.