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Meanings of bring forward in English

Catalan
avançar-se

Cause to move forward.

avançar-se
Spanish
poner en consideración

Bring forward for consideration.

poner en consideración
Usage of bring forward in English
1
The UK Government needs to bring forward a strong domestic legislative agenda.
News.com.au
2
My government will bring forward proposals for a British bill of rights.
The Guardian
3
The opposition Labour Party could bring forward a motion of no confidence.
Reuters
4
There were many creative people who could bring forward ideas, he said.
The Irish Times
5
They promise to quickly bring forward a bill to authorize the project.
Reuters
6
It's been a huge project to bring forward at very short notice.
The Apocalypse Codex
7
No one else moves to bring forward the rest of the payment.
Ice Like Fire
8
I have yet another example of the same kind to bring forward.
Amos Huntingdon
9
Now bring forward the one whom hitherto you have wisely called Hoang.
Kai Lung's Golden Hours
10
They would, they said, immediately bring forward the proofs of his guilt.
Margaret of Anjou / Makers of History
11
Let us bring forward yesterday's wealth to enrich the life of to-day.
My Daily Meditation for the Circling Year
12
How was she to bring forward the subject nearest to her heart?
Wife in Name Only
13
The government should immediately bring forward its 2017 review into climate change policies.
The Guardian
14
My government will bring forward a bill that further reforms Britain's immigration system.
The Guardian
15
One option could be to bring forward April's Easter school holidays, she said.
The Guardian
16
We have also agreed to bring forward the actions in the remaining phases.
Independent.ie
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Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
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