Sentence examples for sometimes put forward from inspiring English sources
She rejected the view that is sometimes put forward, that men harassed women who dressed immodestly.
The agenda of the place, it often seems, is largely to advance its own powers.One answer sometimes put forward to remedy this is to increase the parliament's powers.
It therefore seems unjustified that the one place where the wall remains impenetrable is the tax code.One solution, sometimes put forward by those opposed to Scientology's tax-exempt status, would bestow tax breaks on activities, rather than organisations (which would turn religious groups into something closer to 501(c)(4) organisations).
The work of Dr. William Greenough of the University of Illinois, who studies the effects in rats of being reared in complex or deprived environments, is sometimes put forward as evidence that "enrichment" must be provided in the first years of life, if it is to be provided at all.
Second, the impact of public health policies is often not uniform across all the individuals affected by the policy, and thus different justifications are sometimes put forward specific to these different people.
On the other hand, the director has no patience with the notion sometimes put forward by censorship advocates back home that "we have good directors because we've been creating limits.
It should also be noted that the ancient Chinese Daoist philosopher Zhuangzi (sometimes spelled Chuang-Tzu) put forward a nonobjectivist view that is sometimes interpreted as a kind of relativism.
Does it believe the regulation is making life harder for startups vs tech giants — as is sometimes suggested, with claims put forward by certain lobby groups that the law risks entrenching the dominance of better resourced tech giants.
Edna straightaway pointed out that it was her appointment, but Glenn shot her down by saying, 'When an idea gets put forward, sometimes Edna will jump on the back, if it's good', to which Zoe agreed and brought her back into the boardroom.
Viewers were drawn into the scholarly process as different interpretations were put forward and sometimes set aside in the light of discoveries.
That election season had a promising start: the sometimes centre-left Harmony Centre party put forward a Keynesian plan to rebuild the economy and unite ethnic Latvians and ethnic Russians.
