Sentence examples for putting forward a policy from inspiring English sources

Brown's allies had earlier disclosed that the prime minister would next week be putting forward a policy prospectus as "an alternative to a damaging leadership contest".

For them, putting forward a policy that is far from ideal with its only redeeming feature being that it's not quite as bad as what the coalition has put forward doesn't cut the mustard, even as a short term fix.

Mr Farage told BBC News: "UKIP is putting forward a policy that will take immigration in Britain back to normal.

Some prominent people in the counterterrorism community put forward a policy-based explanation.

This leads to a second lesson: The labor movement needs to be putting forward a public policy agenda that does not just benefit its members, but that demonstrably creates benefits for all working and middle class families.

"I choose to put forward a policy platform and a set of political choices underpinned by values and principles," she insists.

So if you want to talk about the big issues of the day and put forward a policy reform to deal with education, energy, foreign affairs, that doesn't get the bounce or the altitude that the political theater does.

"When you're trying to put forward a policy of any sort, you've got to take the troops with you.

However, Onn faced challenges in Parliament, notably from Tory MP Philip Davies – who has previously been referred to as a "troglodyte" by his own colleagues for his views on equality – about the decision to put forward a policy that concerns prejudice against women only, and not men too.

Because of the financial situation, "we have had to put forward a different policy".

Hocevar applauded the fact that California's bill has so far put forward a strong policy against microbeads.