Sentence examples for told put forward from inspiring English sources

This idea was, I'm told, put forward first and most forcibly by the N.Y.U.

Human rights considerations, he tells us, were put forward by President McKinley in 1898 as the major reason for intervening in Cuba and have been a stated foreign policy priority since then.

"Pinterest may well appeal but the rules of OHIM are that no new evidence can be put forward," Morallee tells us.

He told Emily he would put forward "a very specific plan to boost the economy, to create jobs and to control our deficit".

He told the BBC: "We put forward the benefit over a period of 15 years.

He told us he had put forward a number of questions to an official from the regional government (Urząd Marszałkowski), which were left unanswered.

Gross said it was too early to tell whether the initiatives put forward by Feinstein and Schumer would have stopped Omar Mateen, the Orlando gunman, from obtaining his weapons.

I just came home one night, opened the post and there it was: this letter telling me I was being put forward for it and being really strict about not telling anyone.

"I can understand some of the arguments put forward," Xenophon told the ABC on Monday.

"Again and again, Republican leaders told Americans that any policy put forward by Democrats was nefarious simply because it came from President Obama, Reidd said.

Mr President, Mrs in 't Veld, Commissioner, the Commission is continually telling us that it cannot put forward a framework directive on services of general interest because the issue is apparently too broad and is covered by the subsidiarity principle.