Sentence examples for order to put forward from inspiring English sources

In this study, efforts were made in order to put forward an integrated recycling approach for the thermoset based glass fibre reinforced polymer (GPRP) rejects derived from the pultrusion manufacturing industry.

But, as if in order to put forward this lesson with a sort of quasi-universality, to insure that more or less any kid can identify with Meg, she and the other protagonists are rendered as nearly trait-free.

To find out the prevalence of quality trust marks present in websites and to analyse the quality of these websites displaying trust marks compared with those that do not display them, in order to put forward these trust marks as a quality indicator.

Second, the specific work conditions and details such as engineering geological condition, permafrost environments as well as other local factors including the slope orientation have to be taken into account in order to put forward rational engineering measures and accurate design parameters.

In sort to evade unnecessary budget, educationists need to identify students with these attitudinal aspect and encourage them to participate in different online business plan competition in order to put forward their intention toward starting an online business.

I would like to ask what proof or documentation does he need in order to put forward a claim as he no longer has any paperwork from the banks?

In order to put forth our formal theory we had to put forward several key constraints and assumptions.

I mean all the things that you guys do in order to, uh, to put forward this work.

The purpose of this article is to put forward a methodology in order to evaluate the Cost Breakdown Structure (CBS) of a Floating Offshore Wind Farm FOWFFloating Offshore Wind Farm FOWF

A mini-licensing period would have given clubs in the Championship a chance to put forward business plans in order to be considered for a place in Super League.

To put forward a case they needed signed consent from the older person in order to act as their 'voice'voice