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put forth
verb
- to present; propose
- (of a plant) to produce or bear (leaves, branches, shoots, etc)
Example Sentences
Harvard filed a lawsuit against the administration of President Donald Trump on Monday, alleging that a funding freeze put forth by Trump's Department of Education was violating the institution's constitutional rights.
Harvard University is refusing to bow to a list of demands put forth by the administration of President Donald Trump.
As for Trump taking over the press corps and kicking out reporters he doesn’t like, one Trump supporter told me, “After the propaganda put forth by legacy media and their silence on the border and Biden’s cognitive decline and silence about what a dimwit Kamala is, they deserve to be booted and reassigned. No credibility.”
This is in sharp contrast to Europe, where competition authorities have put forth detailed guidelines on sustainability agreements, including a “soft safe harbor” that permits green energy pacts under certain conditions.
A similar argument to the theory laid out by Walker was put forth in 2001, in Zadvydas v.
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