Sentence examples for did not bring forward from inspiring English sources

But he did not bring forward a revaluation, which remains scheduled for 2017.

9.48pm GMT David Hanson ended his speech saying that, if the government did not bring forward a draft bill, Labour would allow MPs to have a vote on this issue early in the new year.

Charles Hendry, the minister of state for energy, said the government had to intervene: "The market did a good job keeping down [energy] prices to the lowest in Europe, but it did not bring forward enough new investment.

In this case, however, we did not bring forward any specific prediction due to the divergent existing evidence in the field.

This analysis did not bring forward any evidence that gross renal impairment may represent a general feature of late-stage sCJD (Table 4).

Of note, in the model described here, placing mice on a high fat diet increased the extent of the intolerance but did not bring forward its appearance substantially (Fig.  1).

"They are putting things on the table now that are very comprehensive changes of the sort that Roosevelt didn't bring forward for a couple of years," Kennedy said.

Mr Salmond didn't bring forward his government's promised Referendum Bill in its first term because it lacked the necessary votes in Holyrood - possibly a blessing in disguise, given the polls were indicating a "No" outcome at the time.

Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) warned on Tuesday that it would be a "big mistake" if Republican leadership didn't bring forward the House bill.

"If we don't bring forward the risk factor that we are observing, then it would be negligent".

"When you have a better relationship, you feel like you're providing better care because I think there's less likely to be a hidden agenda or worries that the patient has that they don't bring forward to you" (Physician 3).