Sentence examples for does not put forward from inspiring English sources

And we hope that the House does not put forward a full vote".

"However, it's important to note that this section does not put forward vetted conclusions, but rather unverified leads that were later fully investigated by the intelligence community".

His political theory does not put forward the invitation to do whatever may be advantageous for the state.

No study has been dedicated until now to define the place of this procedure in shock patients, and recent guidelines does not put forward any recommendation.

ST I-II q. 98 a. 1c; likewise q. 100 a. 2c: "human law does not put forward precepts about anything other than acts of justice [and injustice]".

The Mādhyamika, Candrakīrti goes on to explain, does not put forward counter positions in opposition to the claims of other philosophers; rather, he shows the problems involved in the positions of others and argues only until the other philosophers realize the inadequacy of their positions and become silent.

Silver, having dismissed the fundamental factors in explaining voting patterns, doesn't put forward any alternative theory of voting behavior.

After the union said it would not consider endorsing anyone who did not put forward a plan for universal health coverage, all the leading Democratic candidates produced one.

Following the cash for honours scandal in 2006, Tony Blair removed himself from making personal honours recommendations and did not put forward a resignation list.

In 1998, the Republicans did not put forward any cohesive agenda, hoping the pending impeachment of Mr. Clinton would carry them to victory.

Hu Jintao, who is stepping down as party chief, admitted in his state-of-the-nation speech that China's development is "unbalanced, unco-ordinated and unsustainable", but did not put forward any plans for deep political reform.