Sentence examples for means put forward from inspiring English sources

This is an important shift, and in uncertain times it will be important that dangers and threats, as well as the policies and means put forward to confront them, are finely assessed.

That means putting forward sound policies in fields such as the environment; continuing the union's enlargement to take in the western Balkans and, ultimately, Turkey; and doing more work, both in Brussels and in national capitals, to engage citizens in the project.

That may means putting yourself forward for a specific role on a project or working with someone who brings out your strengths Decide exactly what you want people to know about you.

That means putting myself forward in time and then looking back.

I hope the EU finds the will and means to put forward a better plan.Federico Manaigo New YorkSIR – With your frequent interest in Mormons, I thought I'd mention their solution to the nutrition problem in your leader "Quality, not quantity" (March 26th).

To achieve the protection and development of "Gold-Cross" some means were put forward.

"Democracy means everyone can put forward alternative ideas.

But the renewable energy industry and green campaigners said the change of heart would mean community schemes, put forward by housing associations, schools and hospitals, would not go ahead.

One of the things we have seen in the Dissent Channel is frustration that those who advocate continuing the course keep calling for a strategic objective, but don't put forward a means to attain it.

The combination of the two moments means today the plans being put forward are arguably just tinkering around the edges.

They have the means and experience to put forward candidates in forthcoming parliamentary elections.