Sentence examples for not being put forward from inspiring English sources
There are good reasons to think that it won't be: this is not an election campaign and it is not being put forward by the government.
Why is such a potentially effective strategy not being put forward?Alisdair FindlayCheltenham, GloucestershireTaking stockSIR – The Yes Bank scandal that hit India's stockmarkets recently has not "shaken" faith in the system ("Improper names", January 28th).
"This is not being put forward as a prescription for anything, but rather as a kind of challenge," said Henry Urbach, curator of architecture and design at the museum, who brought the show to San Francisco.
The spokeswoman also would not be drawn on whether current members of the cabinet – Philip Hammond, Michael Fallon, David Lidington and Patrick McLoughlin – had been directed by May to turn down their honours, after sources told the BBC that they were not being put forward after all.
The British Gymnastics performance director, Tim Jones, immediately said the team would not be put forward for qualification.
However, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which runs the Golden Globes, told distributors Warner Brothers that Johansson would not be put forward for consideration.
Athletes who have already been ruled out by their IF and not granted Cas approval will not be put forward to the panel.
The budget was full of provisions that Republicans have long embraced but had not been put forward on such a scale.
A Kurdish geologist who was nominated for the position of oil minister quickly withdrew his name because, he said, it had not been put forward by any of the Kurdish parties.
Earlier today, a row erupted over the controversial animal experimentation scientist Colin Blakemore, who threatened to resign as head of the Medical Research Council (MRC) when it emerged he had not been put forward for an honour because of his defence of vivisection.
A cut has not been put forward, but is called for by some senior Tories, including London mayor Boris Johnson.
