Sentence examples for bring forward from from inspiring English sources

The government has been able to bring forward, from 2010 to 2008, its self-imposed deadline for balancing its books.The failure to pass a budget, a frequent occurrence in recent years, does not do much for the Philippines' image.

Lower borrowing costs meant that interest expenses were Ft105bn lower than planned.The 2007 deficit could have been even lower than 5.7% of GDP, but the government took the decision to bring forward from 2008 planned spending on recapitalisation of the state railways plus extra health spending and the co-financing of EU projects.

These provisions are brought forward from the act of June 7 , 1872 c. 322, § 51 ( 17 Stat. 273).

"The action had been brought forward from the mid-20s to the mid-50s," he complained.

At the Proms performance, Duncan was reluctantly brought forward from the violins to share in the applause.

Ideally, the next home series would also have been brought forward from 2013 to 2012 to avoid the Ashes orgy.

In September 1998 four MPs suggested the next presidential election should be brought forward from December 2000 to sometime in 1999.

Transmission was unexpectedly brought forward from May to February, and the pressure is on to finish on time.

However, Felicity's self-employment tax of $2,540 (Line 50), which is brought forward from Schedule SE, brings their total tax liability to $14,480 (Line 56).

The annual election for the party's presidency, which decides the prime ministership, would then be brought forward, from September to the party's general meeting on March 13th.

So would Uttar Pradesh (UP), the biggest of the lot, if assembly elections could be brought forward from the scheduled contest in 2017.