Sentence examples for had brought before from inspiring English sources

The Port Authority issued a statement Wednesday afternoon pointing out that Mr. Silverstein had lost on a number of issues he had brought before the arbitrators.

The woman, known only as Mrs M, lost a case that she and her husband, Mr M, 59, had brought before the High Court last June, following the death of their daughter from cancer in 2011.

He ordered all the defenders hanged, with the exception of Peter Basil, whom he had brought before him.

I forced myself to remember the painful details of my dilation and curettage, but also the joy and peace that pregnancy had brought before the pain set in.

A lot had changed in only a few hours: On the one hand, he had experienced dozens of his comrades cheering his speech on and later turning around and voting against the agreement that he had brought before the parliament.

"The latest judgments here have brought before me a deep professional and moral dilemma not previously faced," he wrote in conclusion.

"It is another patently unconstitutional bill that they have brought before the House," said Allison Herwitt, director of government relations for the National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League.

"It is a white world that has come to respect me and recognize me for who I am and the challenges I have brought before them," Mr. Ramirez said.

"We started talking about the war, and Vietnam, prison — what had happened to him, and all that.... Nothing had brought us together before, and we just talked.

We couldn't have lunch without a bottle of Tavel, Hemingway said, and we waited until the waiter had brought it before starting to eat.

Earlier, Syrian officials had brought him before Syrian television cameras, where he was asked what captivity was like.