Sentence examples for may put forward from inspiring English sources

"Theresa May put forward recommendations to myself and the Prime Minister which we accepted," he said.

They fear that the masses may put forward views different from the leading organs and leaders.

Some believe they may put forward a northern Muslim, with a Christian running mate from the oil-producing south.

Some of his supporters are known to want more, however, and they may put forward motions for the restoration of the monarchy or to name him leader, the United Nations official said.

"If lethal injections proceed, I think one of the recommendations the panel may put forward is that medically competent individuals become part of the process," said Dr. Springer, a director for Volusia County Emergency Medical Services.

Among those Mr. Bush may put forward to important federal appeals court positions are such conservatives as Jeffrey S. Sutton, Peter D. Keisler, Representative Christopher Cox of California and Miguel Estrada.

Indeed, functional reasons may be put forward since introns may play a functional role through alternative splicing, effects on gene expression [ 44, 45] or by their involvement in protein transport [ 46].

Finally, MMR may be offered as the best explanation of what people already believe, or it may be put forward as a position people ought to accept regardless of what they now believe.

It may be put forward that this myxobacterium is at the origin of these eukaryotic enzymes, which may lend support to the hypothesis that Myxobacteria might have been the potential partners of a syntrophic association at the origin of eukaryotes (Lopez-Garcia and Moreira 1999).

An argument may be put forward as criteriological but be best analyzed, on reflection, as explanatory; an explanatory argument may be best analyzed in probabilistic terms.

A number of issues may be put forward in this respect that potentially open new lines of thinking about the architecture of the Variscan Orogen.