Sentence examples for bringing forward the time from inspiring English sources
Importantly, this would also strike a pretty big blow for deleveraging, bringing forward the time at which households are once more on a stable fiscal footing and capable of supporting a rapid, sustainable recovery.
"To be truthful," Cameron replied, "we're going to have to do some pretty difficult things, too" – a public sector pay freeze among them, and bringing forward the time when people will have to work a year longer before getting their state pension.
Eager to bring forward the time when they can charge fees again, such managers have an incentive to belittle past returns.
Breast screening brings forward the time of diagnosis only slightly compared to the fact that, on average, the woman has harboured the tumour for more than 20 years before it is detected [ 3, 13].
They agreed to bring forward the start time so that protesters would not be left wandering the streets after dark.
Thus, injection of testosterone into the yolk can bring forward the hatching time of black-headed gulls' (Larus ridibundus) chicks [32], [33] or delay it in American kestrels (Falco sparverius) [31].
However, the urgency to bring forward the referendum, instead of investing time in renegotiating the terms of the UK's membership, could be damaging, says the think tank Open Europe which campaigns for major changes to the EU.
This all saves me time and brings forward the date of receiving first feedback from my co-authors.
Jersey FA board members have known of Weir's plans for "some time", but he brought forward the public announcement following Creeden's appointment as the FA's regional manager for the east.
