Sentence examples for should be brought forward from inspiring English sources

However, the RAC said this should be brought forward to assess the true extent of evasion.

The Prime Minister said the target of training 134,000 Afghan soldiers by the end of 2011 should be brought forward to November 2010.

We believe that the 2025 target should be brought forward by at least two years to give investors greater certainty to invest, which will improve security of supply".

Whereas other leaders on the right say that tax cuts planned for 2003 and 2005 should be brought forward to boost the economy, he says that budgetary restraints would make that impossible.

Unless Morsi agreed to a national unity government and a commission to amend the constitution then the next presidential elections due in 2016 should be brought forward, he said.

The small print of the coalition agreement says that "draft motions" to create a wholly or mainly elected upper chamber on the basis of proportional representation should be brought forward by this December.

Nervous expatriates asked whether their planned evacuation in the event of an American strike on Iraq should now be brought forward.

"I think this is an issue which should not be brought forward by police.

These clauses can be brought forward should either partner be taken over by a company that is not majority controlled by the founders, Schulze and Dunstone.

We should not ask for punishment to be brought forward in this world or for early death.

Should it follow, then, that their plans need to be brought forward and the money needs to be splashed this summer?