Sentence examples for first being put forward from inspiring English sources

Acclaimed when it was first built, it subsequently divided opinion but has now – 25 years after first being put forward for listing – clearly passed the test of time".

This view, more or less, appears to have first been put forward by Richman (1990 , 1996.

His description of autism was the direct opposite of that which had first been put forward by Bleuler and which had been supported by Creak, Klein and Anthony from the late 1920s to the 1960s.

A hypothesis that the cluster activity was triggered by fluid, probably associated with a slow slip for the first hour, was put forward to explain both the migration of hypocenters and small stress drops of the cluster activity.

Third, it is put forward for the first time that the stress strength discrimination standard is based on the principal stress which is obtained by means of the maximum shearing failure theory.

Labour's past experience and present suspicion is that arbitrators would prove only too generous in handing out the taxpayers' money to employees.A second possibility was put forward recently by Peter Hain, a Labour employment spokesman.

The second perspective was put forward in Weisz and Duchin ([2006]).

Seven options for reform, from a fully elected to a fully appointed second chamber, are put forward but MPs and peers fail to agree on any of them.

A fourth option was put forward three months after the consultation on three possible routes began last September, by transport expert Prof Stuart Cole.

A second bill was put forward and the act of Parliament received the Royal Assent on 30 April 1793.

1800 One of the first proposed mechanisms was put forward by the French naturalist Jean-Baptiste Lamarck.