Sentence examples similar to proposing to bring forward from inspiring English sources

Finally, the application of this methodology to the supervision of different topologies of HRES is also proposed to bring forward the systematic dimension of the approach.

The government also proposes to bring in further fiscal reform.

Mechanisms have been proposed to bring about this effect.

Parsa dismissed Labour calls for regulators to bring forward a proposed regime that would impose borrowing limits on providers and lock them into running services even if they proved unprofitable.

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.

It has been chairing the FTAA talks for the past year, and says it would like to bring forward the agreement's proposed starting date of 2005 by a year.

I hope to bring forward proposals later in the year".

The organisers of a proposed digital debate have sought to break the deadlock by offering to bring forward their date, to meet the PM's deadline.

Public Private Partnerships were introduced by governments as innovative delivery models to bring forward venue projects.

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

The Commons needs to bring forward a bill urgently.