Sentence examples for were able to put forward from inspiring English sources

Sadly, none of the UK leading supermarkets were able to put forward a representative but we do have a statement from Intersnack, the largest EU packer of cashews.

Using an available model system, we were able to put forward some candidate regions that may be involved in neuroblastoma.

Good writing skills are necessary to be able to put forward one's thoughts clearly and succinctly.

THE PRESIDENT: He will, it seems to me, be able to put forward his amnesia as part of his defense.

It means Iraq will now be able to put forward a representative for the international Miss Universe contest.

But he added that he had not been able to put forward a meaningful defense for his reluctant client.

Without them, the Obama administration was able to put forward an unjustifiably positive outlook for the Medicare program and the impact of the health care legislation.

By applying an improved vacuum technique, Thomson was able to put forward a convincing argument that these rays were composed of particles.

It had been worthwhile, Warsi said, "because Mr Griffin hasn't been able to put forward his normal PR version of who he is".

The regulation, he said, "was one of the main programs the administration was able to put forward to improve public health and the environment".

12.04pm: Hunt says he will be able to put forward proposals that will satisfy concerns raised in the past by the joint committee on privacy and injunctions.