Sentence examples for bringing the date forward from inspiring English sources

On Monday, his office set the schedule for Mr. Cameron to deliver a long-awaited speech on Britain's relationship with Europe on Friday in the Netherlands, bringing the date forward, it seemed, to avoid a clash with French and German celebrations of their post-war rapprochement.

These little Dutch doughnuts are traditionally new year's eve fodder, but I see no harm in bringing the date forward.

He said then: "It's now clear that Britain's economic reputation is on the line at the next general election, another reason for bringing the date forward and having that election now".

"It's now clear that Britain's economic reputation is on the line at the next general election, another reason for bringing the date forward and having that election now," said the shadow chancellor, George Osborne.

June 2012 we were told last week -- a concession the generals offered after four days of bloodshed, bringing the date forward from a previous timetable of early 2013.

Marquet reconfirmed Dieterici's earlier hypothesis, placing the compilation of the work between 961 and 980 (al-Tawhîdî's testimony is dated 981), but he also brought the date forward to 909.

Can you bring the date forward?" I was pestering all the time.

That is due no later than 2012, although the fragility of the prime minister's minority government may force him to bring the date forward.Rumours abound.

After Hiroshima, the second attack had been planned for on or after August 10, but bad weather reports brought the date forward to August 9.

James said some clients who were contracted to complete on 31 March now wanted to bring the date forward as they were worried that bank systems would not cope.

"Once you 'name the date' your authority will drain away rapidly and be followed by calls for you to bring the date forward to 'end lame-duckery'," wrote Adonis who added that Blair's authority remained strong enough to hold on until late 2007 and possibly into 2008, provided he set out a forward looking agenda.