Sentence examples for putting forward that from inspiring English sources

In putting forward that argument, the Saudis -- long a major supplier of oil to the United States -- were sending a direct signal: the dynasty fears for its own future.

Judging from the questions Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va)., the ranking Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, is putting forward, that may be a wise idea: "How are the Russians smart enough to target in areas where the Democrats weren't knowledgeable enough?" Warner asked earlier this summer.

We're not putting forward that opioids are wrong for everyone, but it's to everyone's advantage to optimize non-opioid management strategies, particularly in the context of back pain.

Sharon had spurned negotiation as long as Palestinians asserted claims to return en masse to Israel, but even as they kept putting forward that non-starter, he met with the new prime minister, Mahmoud Abbas.

"I will go on putting forward that principle, and opposing this process of having someone put on us by the European parliament through a fairly strange set of elections," he told a Downing Street news conference.

In principle, the reference for a given argument should be to the first author putting forward that idea (e.g., a reference for the 'non-identity' problem should cite Derek Parfit's Reasons and Persons).

There will be legislation that will need to be put forward that won't be put forward".

Initially a suggestion was put forward that would have seen a complete redesign of their respective fleets.

Finally, based on the analysis of simulation result, four important conclusions were put forward that can be used for the design of emergency evacuation routes.

"Appreciating America" is a plan I put forward that will help homeowners who need to be refinanced to prevent foreclosure.

Two options have been put forward that would permit a zero rate of tax on sanitary products.