Sentence examples for may bring forward from inspiring English sources

Any future proposals that we may bring forward will go through due process".

The public inquiry, chaired by Lowell Goddard, may bring forward many more allegations.

Mr Rudd - who may bring forward the election, set for 14 September - enjoyed widespread popularity after he was elected in 2007, ending 11 years of conservative rule.

The problem we've got is that the Government may bring forward a decision-making timetable which  warrants a faster decision-making process by the party, so it will be up to the NEC to decide that.

Khan's plans include extending the capital's low-emissions zone, which he may bring forward to before 2020, and extra charges on the most polluting vehicles within the congestion charge zone from 2017.

It's clear from some work that was done that acute exposure to high levels of air pollution may actually be able to trigger acute cardiac events in patients that are at risk of such, so it may bring forward the onset of a heart attack.

The results of this study suggest that HRT may not only increase the breast cancer risk among middle-aged women, but that it may also bring forward the clinical appearance of breast cancer.

Lustig confirmed he may now bring forward an operation needed to repair a troubling hip injury.

The European commission may now bring forward a new proposal to cut the licence's length, or create a list of "co-formulants" whose use can be limited or banned.

And I think that the fact that jobs will pick up later in the '80S and '90s will offer opportunity to the kind of talent that this college- school interaction may help bring forward.

And I think that the fact that jobs will pick up later in the '80s and '90s will offer opportunity to the kind of talent that this college- school interaction may help bring forward.