Sentence examples similar to bring forward the motion from inspiring English sources

If Nick wants to change the party's constitution then he should bring forward the appropriate motions to conference, otherwise he should abide by it.

First, we bring forward the internationalization literature.

Recently, scientists bring forward the theory of combined beams.

The leader will bring forward the left leg; the follower will bring forward the right leg.

Events have brought forward the showdown.

"It really brings forward the fun side".

Corbyn wrote to Cameron: "As of this morning, we have not had a clear proposal from the government on when you plan to bring forward a motion to the house on airstrikes in Syria or on arrangements for the debate.

In a statement yesterday, a spokesman for the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) said: "We will bring forward a motion on a free vote enabling the House of Commons to express its view on the repeal of the Hunting Act, when Parliamentary time allows".

Theresa May has promised to bring forward a motion — that could be amended by MPs — to define the way ahead.

It would decree that if no agreement had passed parliament by the end of February, the government would have to bring forward a binding motion seeking an extension of article 50 "so that we don't go crashing over the cliff edge", she said.

The second pique they had against him was his opposing the law by which the city was to be divided; for the tribunes of the people brought forward a motion that the people and senate should be divided into two parts, one of which should remain at home, the other as the lot should decide, remove to the new-taken city.