Sentence examples for issues and put forward from inspiring English sources
But central lobby is often awash with the public trying to lobby MPs, raise issues and put forward cases which are important to them.
These philosophers raised issues and put forward ideas that influenced thinkers in Europe with an interest in art and our relationship to nature.
At meetings, the children discussed the issues and put forward their suggestions to the club facilitator and executive.
At meetings, the children brainstormed the issues and put forward their suggestions to the club facilitator and executive.
He urged the Law Commission to examine the issue and put forward proposals for legislation, including the possibility of giving statutory force to prenuptial agreements, which would allow couples to specify before marriage how their assets should be divided on divorce.
So if you want to talk about the big issues of the day and put forward a policy reform to deal with education, energy, foreign affairs, that doesn't get the bounce or the altitude that the political theater does.
Mr Bell says he can't understand why nobody gave him a document to say the RHI scheme was an "issue", had a "budget implication" and put forward "the recommendation and, minister, you need to do this now".
In this approach, you disagree with an existing approach to an issue or field of study and put forward your conflicting approach, theory or claim.
This post takes issue with the negative reaction and puts forward a strong case for why the pedagogy police – a collection of bloggers, academics and authors who challenge the status quo in education – are so important.
These systems have been tested (long-term) at both pilot plant and industrial scale in order to define the guidelines for a safe application in the industrial environment, to address technical and economic issues and to put forward guidelines for retrofitting existing furnaces.
This report is not a consensus document but rather an attempt to summarize salient issues and observations put forward at the meeting, as augmented by the authors' research.
