Sentence examples for to put forward at from inspiring English sources

"I think it was a legitimate policy to put forward at the time," Hendy told Sky News on Tuesday.

This will give my Labour party colleagues an opportunity to select a new candidate to put forward at the next election".

That's what the Democratic party has to be encouraged to put forward at the next election – so become the Democratic party and make sure that's what it puts forward.

"This will give my Labour Party colleagues an opportunity to select a new candidate to put forward at the next election". Miss Kirkbride informed Mr Cameron of her decision in a phone conversation this morning.

But these comments by former leaders appear to reflect mounting internal pressure for Hu Jintao, the president and Communist Party chief, to put forward at least modest proposals for fighting corruption, introducing greater accountability and reducing censorship.

If you look at what we know about the arguments they tend to put forward at employment tribunals so far they have been well thought out and there's some factual basis for them".

Many councils are also about to have their first taste of Ukip – 49 councils will see the party go from having absolutely no presence in 2010 to putting forward at least 10 candidates this year.

The BCA set nondefense spending for 2018 at $516 billion, and Republicans appear apt to put forward a budget at $511 billion.

He relented, he said, because he realized that Mr. Wilson's transformation from a one-dimensional party animal to passionate supporter of Afghanistan was a central tension that needed to be put forward at the outset.

Another function of these events is to put forward beginning voices at the Met.

Though the parliamentary session was unlikely to sway opinions, it gave opposition politicians a chance to put forward their views at a time of strict censorship.