Sentence examples for must put forward from inspiring English sources

We must put forward new ideas and robustly challenge the Tories' ideologically driven economic agenda.

He now must put forward a better list of nominees and work cooperatively with a Parliament he usually ignores to win their approval.

Now the commission must put forward an unprecedented rise of 50p, or 7.7%, in February next year to reach Osborne's target.

First, all major economies must put forward decisive national actions that will reduce their emissions, and begin to turn the corner on climate change.

She argued that progressives can and must put forward a strong economic platform without shying away from issues of race and gender.

For the constituency-based legislative election, each party must put forward as many female as male candidates, give or take a 2% difference, and on penalty of a fine.

Moving forward, each of the candidates must put forth a serious plan to address the issues being raised by #BlackLivesMatter.

We must now put forward credible policies to rebuild the trust and support of the British people.

But in the public sphere, the argument goes, one's religious views must be put forward with diffidence and circumspection.

Indeed, democracy will put Islamist movements to the test; they must now put forward programs and a political message that appeal to the Egyptian mainstream.

But the menace is great as the arms race continues and continuous efforts must be put forward to escape a conflagration in the face of provocative incidents from time to time.