Sentence examples for bring forward a scheme from inspiring English sources
Maria Eagle, the shadow transport secretary, said: "If [rail companies] cannot voluntarily bring forward a scheme this year, then ministers must act to make it a condition of all future rail franchises".
Mr Johnson said: "Building new homes is absolutely crucial and by working closely with the local authorities and Royal Mail we have been able to bring forward a scheme that had been in serious danger of stalling, while doubling the amount of affordable homes".
FW Properties director Ian Fox said: "Since we purchased the building last year in partnership with Soho Estates, we have been working hard to bring forward a scheme for this building that will deliver a real difference to this part of Norwich".
"However, the first minister has been clear that we will bring forward a draft food hygiene rating scheme bill for consultation at the end of this year and work has already started on this.
Hedegaard has repeatedly called for the countries opposing the inclusion of aviation in the emissions trading scheme to bring forward a proposal for an alternative, which she said the EU would be willing to consider.
She is bring forward a new offence of police corruption.
The Commons needs to bring forward a bill urgently.
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What if McCain bombed more countries than Bush, and even tried to start a war with Syria, only to back down when the American populace expressed its strong opposition and Russia brought forward a negotiation scheme?
On July 29th, aware that his department had again badly misjudged public opinion, Bob Ainsworth, the defence secretary, rather lamely brought forward a planned review of the AFCS scheme from next year to this, though he made clear that it would not affect the cases now in court.
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.
