Sentence examples for offer to bring forward from inspiring English sources

Difficulty in obtaining political support for the measures required for a loan agreement with the IMF, and (so far groundless) fears of further protests led him to offer to bring forward his departure.

Earlier, broadcasters offered to bring forward the head-to-head clash currently scheduled for 30 April.

YouTube, the Guardian and the Daily Telegraph have offered to bring forward the proposed date of an online debate - which would include the leaders of the Conservatives, Labour, Lib Dems, UKIP and the Greens - to either 26 or 27 March, in an effort to meet the prime minister's demands any debate happens before the official campaign begins on 30 March.

Chelsea's instinct would have been to wait until next summer too but, aware that others have declared an interest, they are expected to bring forward an offer in the hope he can be prised early from the Ligue 1 club.

The drop followed a particularly strong August, when sales of new cars jumped 23% as some manufacturers offered special promotions to push customers to bring forward purchases.

Today, 113 of the world's 117 democratic countries offer their citizens legally or constitutionally established rights to bring forward a citizens' initiative, referendum or both.

BA said customers with tickets to or from Barcelona were being offered "a range of options if they wish to bring forward or postpone their journey".

Cameron on Friday "a once in a lifetime opportunity to bring forward change may well have been lost" after the SFL clubs voted against that offer.

The Commons needs to bring forward a bill urgently.

I just [have] to decide which ones to bring forward.

The challenge is to bring forward the other side".