Sentence examples for which put forward from inspiring English sources
Zimba soon had her own parody Twitter account, @LittleZimba, which put forward a different narrative of events.
Even the gun trafficking provision, which seemed the easiest to pass, is being torn apart by the National Rifle Association, which put forward a substitute version that would eviscerate the prohibition on straw purchases of guns.
That can happen with flighty individual investors, but isn't typically the case from established investors like union adviser CtW and the A.F.L.-C.I.O., which put forward the two questions this year.
The opposing faction, which put forward the counterclaims of Joan, included the archbishop of Toledo; a former supporter, the master of Calatrava (an influential military order); and the powerful young marqués de Villena.
His smiley face and red dungarees were front and centre of legendary animator Yoram Gross's 1992 movie, which put forward a pointy anti-logging message echoed in the subsequent three-season TV spin-off.
In 2000 Forum leaders adopted the Biketawa Declaration, which was a response to regional political instability and which put forward a set of principles and actions for members to take to promote open, democratic, and clean government, as well as equal rights for citizens regardless of gender, race, colour, creed, or political belief.
Perhaps with the starting position, which puts forward the old-fashioned idea that men are more sexual beings than women.
We dare say (and hope) that the political party which puts forward an utterly incompetent candidate will lose even in its registration stronghold".
The SEV recently sponsored and published a report by the Athens office of consultants McKinsey, Greece Ten Years Ahead, which puts forward a new growth strategy aimed at creating 520,00 jobs and adding €49bn to GDP in 10 years.
Take, for example, an early rendering of One57, the city's tallest and most expensive residential tower, which puts forward the building's most palatable possible face, even to Andrew S. Dolkart, the director of the historic preservation program at Columbia University, who describes One57 as probably the most hated building in the city at the moment.
In a follow-up e-mail, Mr. Friedman added that much of the background work for the Half the Oil document could be found in the group's Climate 2030 Blueprint, which puts forward recommendations for specific upgrades in transportation, construction and other heavy-industry sectors.
