Sentence examples for they bring forward from inspiring English sources

The committees are active, and they bring forward battles, but they're not a real solution".

That needs to be managed carefully in any legislation that they bring forward".

"These weaknesses that they bring forward are decades old, and they have been refuted many, many times over," Kevin Fisher, a past president of the Science Teachers Association of Texas, said after testifying.

"However, if we are to see lasting change, then the government needs to ensure that they bring forward the necessary support for the music industry and consumers at the heart of this matter, through legislation and enforcement," she said.

And that's aside from the facts they bring forward.

Pace also points out that when the administration says that reporters should endeavor to fact-check every story they bring forward about a person who lost their health insurance, to see if they really have merit, that reporters aren't actually obliged to do so.

"One by one, she said, 'That is not true.' She had the facts to contravene anything they brought forward".

Mr Kinnock's people say that Mr Smidt had already indicated a desire to leave the commission in 2003 or 2004 and that they brought forward his departure for reasons of administrative convenience.

Andrew Lansley, the health secretary, and his ministers were so worried by the CQC's apparent failings that they brought forward its performance and capability review, planned for later in this parliament, to investigate the concerns as a matter of urgency.

But here's an account received by email from Dylan, who says that he was at Downing Street yesterday at around 6pm among the protesters: Police in riot helmets were gradually pushing us back on foot, but when that proved ineffectual, they brought forward a line of horses.

Labour MSP Michael McMahon, who spoke at the rally, said: "The government didn't listen a year or so ago when they brought forward this legislation - it's bad legislation and it's having a detrimental effect on the relationship between football fans and the police.