Sentence examples for bring forward a policy from inspiring English sources

"What better way for Labour to say it's relevant to the 21st century than to bring forward a policy as bold in this century of the ageing society as the NHS was in the last?

"What better way for Labour to say it's relevant to the 21st Century than to bring forward a policy as bold in this century of the ageing society as the NHS was in the last?" he said.

Iain Duncan Smith is bringing forward a policy that will reduce payments to some disabled people from a scheme designed to help them into work.

Mr Letwin says: "In the past, if we brought forward a policy designed to improve the NHS, people would think our real aim was to kill it.

The exchange on fiscal policy came on the eve of a Senate budget showdown engineered by Republicans using an obscure procedural provision that says any senator can bring forward a budget if the Budget Committee fails to produce one by April 1.

She is bring forward a new offence of police corruption.

The Commons needs to bring forward a bill urgently.

Now Labour's leader has set a new course that reflects the times we are living through, he needs to impose his authority, put his stamp on Labour's policy review, reshuffle his shadow cabinet – and bring forward a few landmark policies that embody that direction.

Meanwhile, this paper brings forward a generalized adjacency matrix to describe configurations of DSFR structures.

Taneja [27] et al. brought forward a kind of micro photovoltaic energy system.

"We look forward to keep working with the community on it and bringing forward a community vision".