Sentence examples for to put forward a view from inspiring English sources

"It's ONLY journalists asking me about it – it is not me trying to put forward a view".

It creates an odd cognitive dissonance when our allies around the world -- on issues relating to everything from the environment to health care to gay rights -- suddenly evaporate if we put forward a view of Israel that does not lockstep with their perception of a vast, rapacious empire.

"This is our opportunity to try and do something a little different and put forward a view that is yes Conservative but place-based across all of greater Manchester," he says.

In September Ben Broadbent, the Bank's deputy governor for monetary policy, put forward a view that the UK's low-wage, low-skills recovery, which has attracted considerable (and justified) negative comment, was poised to come to an end.

One of Moore's important contributions was to put forward an 'organic unity' or 'organic whole' view of value.

It then goes a stage further, using the 'smiling curve', to put forward a 'holistic' view of the cross-border innovation network in the IT hardware industry, in order to determine what cross-strait R&D internationalization means to the global production network.

"I welcome all of the members of the Labor team putting forward a view which they think is important".

This paper puts forward a view of some of the challenges and offers some thoughts on a potential way forward.

Throughout 1959, English Electric (EE) and Vickers worked on combining the best of both designs in order to put forward a joint design with a view to having an aircraft flying by 1963, while also working on merging the companies under the umbrella of the British Aircraft Corporation (along with Bristol Aircraft).

"It is President Obama's responsibility to put forward a plan and give us a comprehensive view of what is the strategy".

Fellgett said ministers would be reluctant to put forward dissenting views if they knew they were to be made public.