Sentence examples for primarily put forward from inspiring English sources

Obama told journalists that the proposal was "one more example of something that is not thought through and primarily put forward for political consumption".

He was referring primarily to a proposal put forward by a Congressional commission that studied ways of changing the I.M.F. and the World Bank, its sister lending agency.

"Typically in a legislative session he would put forward a primarily symbolic social issue for the session: a "choose life" license plate, for instance, Mr. Barth said.

I don't, though, want to put forward some idea of poems as primarily useful.

The most popular of the ensuing comments on my friend's Facebook page was a riposte suggesting that somebody should put forward a plan to cut services primarily to the reddest states.

They are intended to reflect primarily the views of the author(s) on the issue under review and authors are encouraged to put forward their own ideas and opinions.

Harris and Pinker put forward the notion that the influence of parents had been much exaggerated, arguing that socialisation took place primarily in peer groups.

Various reasons are put forward.

"Colombia has put forward serious charges.

Prosecutors never put forward a case.

But he also put forward conditions.