Sentence examples for should put forward from inspiring English sources

A prosecutor should put forward the state's best witnesses.

Instead, politicians should put forward a bold vision in which migrants are an equal and valued part of 21st-century Britain".

But the search for what kind of candidates the party should put forward — as well as whether leaders in Washington and the party's top donors should even be involved in primary races — has focused new attention on the Republican infighting.

MPs have rejected a "totally inappropriate" suggestion from Theresa May, the home secretary, that they should put forward three candidates to be the next chairman of the government's child abuse inquiry.

European club football then as now was underpinned by a couple of basic tenets that participating nations were expected to adhere to: each country should put forward the requisite number of entrants each season and clubs should play who they are drawn to play.

A distinguishing characteristic of Bhāvaviveka's approach to Madhyamaka is his conviction that a Mādhyamika should put forward a positive argument for a position rather than merely showing the inadequacies of other positions.

The judging panels had a really difficult task of choosing those that should be put forward".

Hence the lament, every time the Republicans do lose, that the Party should have put forward a "real conservative," instead of Ford/Bush/Dole/McCain/Romney, milquetoasts all.

Members of the local Conservative party will vote later that night on who should be put forward at the next election as the Tory candidate for Kensington and Chelsea.

Perhaps a motion should be put forward to restock the communal biscuit tin with choc-choc-chip digestives instead of custard creams... ?

With other major proposals working their way through Congress, like the addition of a prescription drug benefit to Medicare, the administration is starting to look at what ideas should be put forward next, Mr. Bolten said.