Sentence examples for to be brought forward from inspiring English sources

Now is the time for such a law to be brought forward.

They would like this to be brought forward, before their provinces are utterly bust.

"I have asked the preparatory work to be brought forward inter alia by the finance ministries".

A general election is due by autumn next year but may have to be brought forward.

New ideas for local government finance will need to be brought forward.

He said meeting this goal would require all action to be brought forward by a decade.

"It was this amazing brand, and it just needed to be brought forward," Krakoff said.

And younger composers, British in particular, had to be brought forward.

Borrowing against future streams of charging revenues will allow much-needed improvements in public transport to be brought forward.

There is growing political support in Germany for income-tax cuts to be brought forward a year to January 2004.

Ben Caldecott, associate fellow of the thinktank Bright Blue, called for the end date to be brought forward.