Sentence examples for later put forward from inspiring English sources

Staff later put forward evidence based on "deliberate falsehoods" to justify their allegations.

This month, at a special congress, they voted for the proposition "Yes but later", put forward by Goran Persson, the prime minister.

An alternative axiom system for set theory was later put forward by the Hungarian-born American mathematician John von Neumann, which he hoped would help resolve contemporary problems in quantum mechanics.

In his State of the Union address in 2003, President Bush reported that British intelligence had determined that Iraq was trying to import uranium from an African nation, and Niger's name was later put forward.

Grucci was then producing the fireworks display on the National Mall celebrating George W. Bush's second swearing-in, and in offering his discounted package he no doubt expressed the same sentiment he later put forward to the Times: "It would have been very exciting to do the inauguration of a president and the wedding of Donald Trump in a single week".

(Marsilius is the first exponent of the doctrine of sovereignty later put forward by Hobbes and many others, i.e., the doctrine that there must be ultimately just one coercive power in a state).

And more than a decade later, he put forward an equally illuminating theory for the scattering of electrons at high energy.

As he became president of Focus in 2005 and chief executive four years later, Mr. Daly put forward the message of humility and outreach in an autobiography, "Finding Home," and an acutely titled spiritual manifesto, "ReFocus".

Influenced by the Korean War, the French politician René Pleven evolved a plan that later was put forward by the French foreign minister Robert Schuman at a meeting of the Council of Europe in 1951.

Then, days later, she put forward a broader version of that plan, one that would eliminate all remedial classes from the four-year college curriculum, requiring students who needed them to take them in the summers or at night.

A few years later Abraham Maslow put forward his needs theory of human motivation which highlighted sense of belonging, self esteem and the realisation of personal potential as key.