Sentence examples for need to put forward from inspiring English sources

He or she will also need to put forward an even more ambitious national climate goal.

"Rather, they need to put forward some sort of platform and promote it in a reasonable way without aggressiveness".

Opposition began to mount locally, but Thomson and others saw the need to put forward a case that was London-wide.

In a world where every week new TV shows and articles seek to convince us all that people on welfare are feckless, lazy and can't budget, we need to put forward the alternative reality.

The selection of Mr. Schnabel — who has done only small interior projects for friends, as well as his own houses in Greenwich Village and Montauk — seems to serve Mr. Schrager's need to put forward a new of-the-moment look.

Art and artists need to put forward things that are challenging, to not let any one argument dominate, to give a platform to voices society doesn't want to hear.

Mr. Obama needs to put forward a comprehensive plan and fight for it.

The Party needs to put forward a comprehensive agenda to replace the anti-corruption manifesto that has sustained Kejriwal so far.

We take college applicants from disadvantaged backgrounds and give them the resources needed to put forward the best version of themselves, not prepackaged, micromanaged "ideal applicants".

Until today, the number of members needed to put forward a conversion proposal at a larger society was 50, while the minimum to requisition a special general meeting was 100.

But his big opportunity came when the government stepped in with new rules which upped the number of members needed to put forward a conversion resolution to 50 to 500 starting from December 1. Mr Yendall offered to take charge of an attack by carpetbagger.com on three building societies before the new rules came into effect and beat the deadline by a matter of hours.