Synonym: arouse, assert, bring up, call down, call forth, conjure, conjure up, evoke, invoke, nominate, posit, put up, raise, state, stick, stir, submit. Similar words: bring forward, look forward to, afterward, doorway, but for, watch out for, award, toward. Meaning: v. 1. put before 2. insist on having one's opinions and rights recognized 3. summon into action or bring into existence, often as if by magic 4. cause to protrude or as if to protrude 5. propose as a candidate for some honor.
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61. It provides for these organisations or groups to put forward proposals for academic research.
62. There were, in addition, further arguments put forward to support and justify the policy of nationalisation and public ownership.
63. The students say they've put forward new ideas which could solve the dilemma.
64. One of the reasons being put forward is that they are jumping on a bandwagon which unfortunately is worldwide.
65. This is put forward as an alternative basis on which the transfer should be held to be void.
66. Coun Peter Jones has put forward a special motion to the next full council meeting on March 26.
67. Unfortunately, Powell never had a chance to pursue the vision put forward in his position paper.
68. Bear with me, let me assemble the facts before I put forward a case.
69. The scheme began with 35 projects funded to the tune of Ecu10,000 each to put forward more detailed proposals.
70. No magnetic sense organ has been identified, but two hypotheses have been put forward.
71. One idea is to revive a bill put forward in 1991, in the wake of a previous corruption scandal.
72. Three main reasons can be put forward to substantiate this claim.
73. They are put forward as the stuff of everyday life.
74. It is designed for one party to put forward a proposition which the other party denies or opposes.
75. The Lord Chancellor's proposals to cut eligibility for legal aid were put forward with no prior consultation.
76. But no justification is put forward for the selection of subjects.
77. The proposed legislation also failed to commit the authorities to a definite programme of school-building and put forward an extremely unambitious curriculum.
78. Where two agencies put forward conflicting options, the search is inevitably on for a third option, which may involve negotiation.
79. After these three had given their approval, it would have demanded considerable determination to have put forward an alternative nomination.
80. We can only generalize, and leave the composer to adapt the ideas put forward here to his own needs.
81. I want to put forward some suggestions for inclusion in such a package of measures.
81. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and make good sentences.
82. From this the person is expected to identify strengths and weaknesses in performance and then put forward proposals for change.
83. However, even these success stories put forward by some participants were quickly followed by specific criticisms from other participants.
84. We need proper consideration of the very constructive alternative proposals we have put forward.
85. More trade-union sponsored Labour candidates were put forward in the 1929 General Election as unions recognized the failure of industrial action.
86. Clearly, the difference between the original proposals put forward in the White Paper and the final solution in 1977 is enormous.
87. A number of solutions have been put forward to try and overcome this problem.
88. In the light of all this, I do not think it premature to put forward an evolutionary scenario for natural language.
89. The theory always came first, put forward from the desire to have an elegant and consistent mathematical model.
90. The results have to be published and should not be only of interest to the client group who put forward the proposal.
More similar words: bring forward, look forward to, afterward, doorway, but for, watch out for, award, toward, hardware, upwardly mobile, outfit, under way, act for, wait for, platform, set forth, except for, put, account for, portfolio, war, warn, put to, put in, put on, put out, put up, put off, output, input.