Sentence examples for by bringing forward from inspiring English sources

But the gap has narrowed since Samaras gambled by bringing forward the presidential election.

It promised "to encourage freedom of speech and access to information" by bringing "forward new legislation on libel".

BBC4 has already delighted British fans of Mad Men by bringing forward the new series by six months, to September.

A promotion often also produces what Nielsen calls a "mortgaging" effect by bringing forward sales from a later period.

Next, we refine the geometry of the classifier by bringing forward the concepts of regions of the feature space characterized by fuzzy sets.

By bringing forward the presidential elections to next March, Mr Duhalde in effect put himself in charge of a caretaker administration.

His centre-left coalition government has pledged to make the country carbon neutral by 2030, bringing forward its previous deadline of 2050.

Burgoyne was aided by logistical problems in the American camp, where the army's ability to move forward was hampered by delays in bringing forward and issuing rations.

The examination of the "great repeal bill" will be an entirely separate process for the UK alone, as the legislation will be prepared by Whitehall, brought forward by ministers and debated by MPs and peers.

If you are personally getting upset or offended by the claims brought forward by a stranger, ex-client or third party, step away and hire someone else to handle it.

Instead, it would temporarily halt the spring semester at faculties paralysed by walkouts and bring forward the summer holidays.