Sentence examples for is going to put forward from inspiring English sources

"John is now our shadow chancellor, John is going to put forward some great economic ideas tomorrow.

"Eric Cantor is going to put forward a bill that leaves 30 million people out?" Boxer asked, referring to the increased number of people covered under the Senate bill.

House Democrats were going to put forward their own budget plan, which they said would make serious reductions in the deficit without undermining social programs cut by the Republican plan.

Liberal blogger Matthew Yglesias called the move "annoying" but "politically necessary," writing that "if you're going to put forward a very moderate plan you've got to remind people that there really are all these liberals out there who want a real liberal plan".

Mr Cameron went on: "We are going to put forward a bill in the House of Commons for a referendum.

But he explained that the club director who was going to put forward the proposal lost his seat on the League's board when his club were relegated.

"We had great expectations of what it could bring [economically] but there is also an opportunity to build on what we have now got in the cultural events we are going to put forward," he said.

"I think the best way they could show their intent would be to announce what action or pledge they are going to put forward as part of this entire negotiation," she told BBC News.

"They're going to put forward some notion of what Russianness is and Russian history and what Russia is in the 21st century," Remnick continued.

However, given the amount of discussion, I'm going to put forward a more detailed opinion based on some simple analysis.

Sanders voted against it six times.... Come next January, we're going to put forward comprehensive immigration reform and we're going to work hard to get it accomplished".