Sentence examples for forward by two years from inspiring English sources
In his pre-Budget report last December, the chancellor brought forward by two years plans for £3bn worth of capital spending.
The IMF should bring forward by three years the relief it provides to countries.
More than three million people who expected to retire at 65 will lose out from the measure after George Osborne surprised the Commons with new rules bringing forward by six years the previously scheduled date of 2026.
The intended increase in the state pension age to 67 has been brought forward by eight years.
Plans to raise the state pension age from 66 to 67 would be brought forward by eight years to 2026, to save £59bn in the long term.
It is being brought forward by one year to "maximise synergy" with the Olympic Games and Rugby World Cup Sevens cycles for top female players.
In the longer term, TfL has plans to increase the frequency of trains on the Underground and to bring forward the Bakerloo Line extension by two years to 2029.
The main opposition party has instead put forward a motion to delay the cuts by three years, which it says the Conservatives could not object to on constitutional grounds.
