Sentence examples for brought forward through from inspiring English sources

Mr Russell said any legislative changes which were needed would be brought forward through the government's Children and Young People's Bill.

I was looking for a therapist, but that was brought forward through this question [from Natalie] of: "Is there something you need to tell me?

A fundamental concept in cancer screening is lead time, which is the time the diagnosis of a cancer is brought forward through screening, on average.

To a considerable extent, the term 'nature' basically refers to nature as it is brought forward and presented through scientific research.

Vocal locals versus incoming developers might continue to "win" but developments brought forward by local communities or through developer-partnerships, can put the power back into our hands.

The samples featuring a mean read depth >10X across the mitochondrial genome after its extraction through MToolBox were brought forward in the analysis (Supplementary Table 3 BloodSamples and TumorSamples sheets).

"They enable investment in public projects in Scotland to be brought forward more quickly than would otherwise be available through our capital allocation and limited borrowing powers".

Nevertheless, this viewpoint has only been brought forward in theories, which has difficulty to be verified through experiment.

Episode writer originally intended the episode to appear sometime midway through the series, but was ultimately brought forward to the fourth slot.

"We've had some nasty cases where somebody has been upcountry and we've got advisory through to say their flight has been brought forward.

The enhanced financial responsibility will be brought forward in an enhanced Scotland Bill, which is already going through Westminster.