Sentence examples for trying to put forward from inspiring English sources

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

The difficulties arise when you can't get people to really rally behind the vision you're trying to put forward for the company.

"She feels very strongly about the narrative she's trying to put forward, and wants her work to speak for itself," her friend Omotayo said.

'Neither of us gives up any power at all, so we're constantly struggling to work things out,' says Joel. 'I think that dynamic makes the record very interesting because we're aggressively trying to put forward ideas.' · Deepest Blue's next single, 'Shooting Star', is released on 23 August.

"When you're trying to put forward a policy of any sort, you've got to take the troops with you.

By revealing the problem to others and how it can be overcome, this actor is trying to put forward an idea and become indispensable, an obligatory point of passage to reach the solution of the identified problem.

"The appeal of the Confrérie was its human dimension and the artisanal side of horlogerie we had tried to put forward," Mr. Buttet said.

Many camps cater to a certain clientele, and for this reason they try to put forward an identity of one kind or another.

"If they try to put forward any ideas repugnant to the codes of democracy and respect for others, we will oppose them".

Lobbyists for the teams tried to put forward a bill, in 2016, that would have addressed minor-league pay, but they did not succeed.

He decided to try to put forward a new set of proposals to get the relationship back on track, and again he sent Mr. Donilon to present them quietly to Mr. Putin.