Sentence examples for put forward a fair from inspiring English sources

This reflects the original proposals made by the royal commission on long term care, set up by the Labour government to put forward a fair funding system.

"SNP MPs will work with our colleagues in Plaid Cymru to help build a progressive alliance at Westminster that will put forward a fairer alternative to austerity and ensure that neither Scotland or Wales can be ignored at Westminster".

Responding, SNP election campaign director Angus Robertson told BBC Wales: "SNP MPs will work with our colleagues in Plaid Cymru to help build a progressive alliance at Westminster that will put forward a fairer alternative to austerity and ensure that neither Scotland or Wales can be ignored at Westminster".

"Liberal Democrats will continue to put forward a better, fairer vision of how we reduce crime in our country," he said.

"We have put forward a full and fair offer," the statement said, implying that no higher bid would be forthcoming.

Steve Griffiths, chief operating officer, said on Monday night: "After listening to the unions, we put forward an extremely fair revised offer, which addresses their concerns over work-life balance and rewards our people for the hard work they do in keeping London working and growing.

In the latest chapter of Washington's budget wars, a bipartisan group of senators on the Finance Committee yesterday put forward a tax cut designed to look more fair and digestible than the one advocated by President Bush.

More accurately, the FTC has put forward a new series of guidelines designed to encourage fair and transparent product reviews online - including an attempt to regulate "payola" on websites and blogs.

"It beggars belief that the government could put forward a measure that could cost the budget money and make the superannuation system less fair.

Prosecutors never put forward a case.

And he put forward a reasoned argument for his position.