Sentence examples for put forward cases from inspiring English sources

Many readers have put forward cases for why primary school children this age are too young to sit formal tests.

But central lobby is often awash with the public trying to lobby MPs, raise issues and put forward cases which are important to them.

They said that the board also occasionally overturned the recommendations of its own investigators, and that it often put forward cases that were not viable for trial.

Cancer Research UK director of tobacco control Dr Jean King said: "Our concern would be that other industries - and not just industries, but very powerful vested interests behind those industries - support those industries to get put forward cases".

For the Structural Funds in 2007-2013, ministries of health put forward cases for support for both health systems and buildings - and were generally successful, with specific Operational Programmes in most countries [ 7].

Perth and Wellington have also put forward strong cases for teams.

Over the past few years, Holocaust victims, indigenous peoples, Japanese-Americans, and the descendants of slaves have all put forward their cases, with varying degrees of success.

By March 31 about four million people will receive letters from insurance companies or financial advisers inviting them to put forward their cases for review.

But it was only Bell and Trott, who posted 48, who got to put forward their cases with any authority as the Warwickshire batsman stamped his class from the outset of the chase.

She said: "The Silk Commission and the Welsh government put forward strong cases in favour of the tax being devolved.

Journalists like The Guardian's Susanna Rustin and The Daily Life's Alecia Simmonds have put forward compelling cases for "the role we all played" as consumers driving demand for fast fashion.