Sentence examples for put forward a notion from inspiring English sources

The American Enterprise Institute's Rick Hess writes that Common Core critics have raised valid concerns but they've failed to put forward a "notion" of what happens next.

"The U.S. put forward a simple notion that we hadn't said before," the diplomat said.

It's been 40 years since gay men and women put forward a radical notion – being gay wasn't something to hide or apologise for, but rather something of which to be proud.

Mr Aznar put forward a list of notions for joint action against ETA, and got mainly "we'll look at it" answers.

To better illustrate this notion, he put forward a famous proposition ZPD.

Peters, who was not a historian, put forward a purportedly scholarly construction based on the notion, as Golda Meir famously put it, that there is "no such thing as a Palestinian people".

In this way, we hope to put forward a few markers or guideposts that would further the debate about notions of human enhancement.

Prosecutors never put forward a case.