Sentence examples for views forward from inspiring English sources

All countries have been invited to put their views forward," he said.

We need to make sure things don't just happen and have a responsibility to put our views forward.

Despite the attempts made by Ms. Krawcheck and her executives to embolden the staff, there is anecdotal evidence inside Smith Barney that analysts are more reticent about putting their views forward.

It is a matter of controversy whether Carneades went beyond putting these views forward for the sake of argument and actually subscribed to some of them.

Doesn't the first minister see these plans are utterly inadequate?" Ms Sturgeon, who paid tribute to Ms O'Neill's bravery, responded: "We're about to go into a parliamentary process, where any member, including Ruth Davidson, will be able to put those views forward and propose amendments to the bill".

Is there not some responsibility of the public to be proactive in putting their views forward?

A shocked Mr Izzard condemned the aggression: "We should just put our point of view forward and then everyone makes their choice on Thursday," he said.

Visibility could be better too, with a tiny rear window and a prominent A-pillar blocking part of the view forward.

More than anything, today's bomber can be confident that a large number of us will view, forward, retweet or otherwise share the material without much reflection, vastly increasing its audience.

Adams did not put this view forward as an account of the meaning of 'obligation' generally, but only of its meaning as employed in Judeo-Christian moral discourse.

Tiny particles of ash sandblast the windows and flight surfaces of any aircraft passing through even a diffuse volcanic plume, thereby blocking a pilot's view forward.