Sentence examples for of bring forward from inspiring English sources

"Being the only Tamil in the Western media, I have a really great opportunity to sort of bring forward what's going on in Sri Lanka," she said in an interview on the PBS program "Tavis Smiley" last month.

Tesco was accused of bringing forward payments to flatter its financial results as sales fell.

But instead of bringing forward the rest of his forces to follow up Pope's success, Halleck ordered his refractory subordinate to withdraw four miles and entrench.

It discussed giving rural businesses temporary VAT relief, and the possibility of bringing forward a £100m injection that is already planned for market towns.

In Germany, where the economy has been shrinking, there is talk of bringing forward to 2004 tax cuts planned for 2005.

"Our advice has been that the risks of bringing forward or rushing the future submarine project would outweigh the risks of extending the life of the Collins class.

That means he gets the first choice of bringing forward a private member's bill at the first available opportunity, on Friday 5 July.

Jacques Chirac's gamble of bringing forward the French parliamentary elections to this spring, nearly a year ahead of time, was specifically designed to help France qualify for EMU membership.

England took the unprecedented step of bringing forward their team announcement for the visit of France to Twickenham by 72 hours, a decision Lancaster explained was made due to the long build-up to the game.

Some high street campaigners criticised the BRC for failing to support small retailers by ignoring the simple idea of bringing forward the date of the next revaluation of rates from its delayed 2017 deadline.

"There is no effective way of bringing forward future leaders in Hong Kong, but a way must be found before 2017," said Bowring, in a reference to a promised introduction of universal suffrage – or at least China's definition of it.