Sentence examples for which to put forward from inspiring English sources

Now he has a forum in which to put forward his arguments in a way that he hasn't in the past".

You should get to the point where your body remembers what to do and you don't have to think about which foot to put forward and which one to jump off: you just do it.

The alliance today demanded a 10-day break in the talks so its delegates could return to Kabul for consultations on which candidates to put forward.

In my view these are useful and interesting texts which attempt to put forward ideas on how to reinforce relations between the European Union and Latin America.

The hypothesis which we are able to put forward (which concerns our results and also Cohidon's) is that persons on a lower socio-economic level have a more restricted access to care, whether in financial terms and/or on a personal level [ 59, 60].

The European Banking Authority, which is likely to put forward proposals before the Oct. 23 meeting of European leaders, has declined to comment on speculation that it will recommend a 9 percent capital buffer.

Botswana, which was due to put forward the 27-year-old sprinter Tshotlego Golden in the T13 200m, has competed in the Paralympics once before, with Tshotlego Morama winning gold at the Athens 2004 T46 400m.

It was the time of the new Labour government's circular 10/65, which requested local authorities to put forward plans for comprehensivisation.

Labour plans to go on the offensive over the issue at prime minister's questions on Wednesday, and in a special Commons debate in which Labour will promise to put forward a tax evasion clampdown in its first finance bill.

Industry experts were asked to put forward which private cleantech companies, in their viewpoint, show the most commercial promise, which have the most potential and highest likelihood of achieving high growth and high market impact.

There are important issues on which we have asked them to put forward new ideas.