Sentence examples for bring forward for from inspiring English sources
They were obtained by means of an offer by Mr. George Brown, the Minister for Economic Affairs, to "listen to" any suggestions that the steel owners might like to bring forward for a watering down of the "White Paper's plans for a 100% takeover of their companies.
Mr Johnson, through the Mayor's Regeneration Fund, is making other money available to help with regeneration projects in the wider Tottenham area, including £4.5m for an employment and skills programme and £4m to help buy key sites to bring forward for development on the High Road and Tottenham Hale.
We would expect that any proposals brought forward for new garden cities to address the growing need for affordable housing".
"If the merger is brought forward for a vote, there is a very high probability that it will be defeated".
But the 1797-98 budidt did carry a curious line item "brought forward" for "Zacheus Biggs, agent for the purchase of spirits".
They said it was being brought forward for a fresh attack against the oil town of Brega, which fell to the loyalists this week.
Last year's Queen's speech included one sentence on the issue of human rights, indicating that "proposals" would be brought forward for a "British bill of rights".
Addressing MPs crammed into the entrance lobby of the House of Lords, the Queen confirmed that "proposals" would be brought forward for reform of the upper chamber.
Bond argues even the rail, road and airport upgrades, brought forward for the World Cup, do not have sufficient use to merit their cost since the crowds departed.
Digital tools have been great at doing this, as people can see exactly where their money goes, (it's the old church roof appeal with the thermometer brought forward for the 21st century – but it works).
