Sentence examples for time to bring forward from inspiring English sources

The time to bring forward new models fell from two years to only 17 months.

"It's unfortunate that the president took this time to bring forward this trade agreement, because to some extent it does split us," said James P. Hoffa, president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters.

But as it appeared they were using the time to bring forward reinforcements, repair defences and collect arms and ammunition from the dead, the armistice was turned down.

Turnaround professionals know this is the most critical and precious time to bring forward new ideas, settle on new short and long term strategies, organize teams, and implement change.

Philippa Roe, leader of Westminster council, said: "This is a very positive step and will allow time for us all to bring forward a development that enjoys broader community support and that we jointly believe will deliver enormous benefits to Westminster and London.

To accomplish this, we will address some methodological issues about the study of M&A as processes instead of as one time events in order to bring forward some ideas on how to learn more about M&A processes.

The effect was whimsical, and at the same time it allowed Ms. Prada to bring forward a historical element.

Stewart's sudden arrival is the second time bad news has forced Tesco to bring forward a top appointment.

Eager to bring forward the time when they can charge fees again, such managers have an incentive to belittle past returns.

This time Michigan's state senate voted to bring forward the date of its party ballots to January 15th, ahead of all the other states bar Iowa and adding more pressure on New Hampshire to hold its poll even earlier.

Although this may have resulted in a small increase in the overall SIR, the main effect of this bias would be to bring forward in time the diagnosis of some cases of CM that may have gone undetected until several years later.