Sentence examples for key to bringing forward from inspiring English sources

"Upfront foreign investment is key to bringing forward a lot of these developments," said Steve Turner, spokesman for the Home Builders Federation.

Mr Johnson, through the Mayor's Regeneration Fund, is making other money available to help with regeneration projects in the wider Tottenham area, including £4.5m for an employment and skills programme and £4m to help buy key sites to bring forward for development on the High Road and Tottenham Hale.

He said the key to bringing a Bill forward and attracting investors is a commitment from the UK government to agree a guaranteed price for the energy the barrage would produce in its early years through special feed-in tariffs.

This is key to bringing real change to the people.

As part of an audit trail, a journal was maintained to bring forward key points; discrepancies were resolved through discussion.

Having confident and empowered key individuals or departmental teams in place to bring forward development, and troubleshoot and fix problems is key to successful project delivery.

Tottenham manager Andre Villas-Boas has attempted to bring forward the signing of Lewis Holtby, 22, from Schalke to this month's transfer window after losing the key midfielder Sandro to a long-term knee injury.

Juan Watterson MHK requested permission to bring forward a private member's bill to change the Manx law in the House of Keys on Tuesday, but it was overwhelmingly rejected.

Zapatero said he had decided to bring forward the elections from March to bring greater "political and economic certainty" to a country that many see as a key to the future of the eurozone.

The Commons needs to bring forward a bill urgently.

The challenge is to bring forward the other side".