Sentence examples for version put forward by from inspiring English sources

That, anyway, is the version put forward by the new musical "Brooklynite," which recently opened Off Broadway.

The BPI's proposed amendment, in a letter dated 8 January, is almost identical to the version put forward by Lord Clement-Jones on 3 March.

That is the version put forward by the Kabbalah Centre, too, which sells items like a $415 translation of the Zohar, $10 scented candles and $303 diamond necklaces.

A competing version put forward by Senator Jeff Sessions, the Alabama Republican, and Senator Charles Schumer, the New York Democrat, is favored by the Justice Department.

In finding Ms. Pryce guilty, the jurors, seven men and five women, appeared to have accepted the version put forward by the prosecution counsel, Andrew Edis, who described Ms. Pryce in court as a "strong-willed person" who had been prepared to "cheat the system" with Mr. Huhne until a desire for revenge over his deserting the marriage took over.

The version put forward by the United States and its European allies, as well as Colombia, has said the observers should have the right to meet privately with individuals or groups without government interference, but the final version limited it to individuals.

The question of an autopsy has become central to the circumstances of Ms. Bhutto's death because of conflicting versions put forward by the Pakistani government, which have stirred an already deep well of distrust of the government among Ms. Bhutto's supporters and other Pakistanis.

These taxonomies, with various versions put forward by Alexander, Themistius, Philoponus and other commentators, were in turn attempts to systematize Aristotle's remarks on intellect in De Anima book 3 and elsewhere.

By putting the ideas for a solution in writing, General Powell was trying to make sure that the Chinese leadership, especially President Jiang Zemin, was hearing directly from the United States rather than a version put forward indirectly by China's diplomats.

The prosecution has pointed to inconsistencies in the version of events put forward by Ms Stewart and Mr Bacanovic under questioning.

The media boss said he "disputed vigorously" the version of events put forward by former News of the World editor Colin Myler and News International legal chief Tom Crone, who say they made him aware of the contents of the famous "For Neville" email.