Synonyms for bring forward
bring for·ward

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1. advance, bring forwardverb

   cause to move forward

   "Can you move the car seat forward?"

   Synonyms:
   supercharge, gain ground, elevate, kick upstairs, promote, go on, gain, come on, set ahead, progress, win, raise, get ahead, make headway, encourage, come along, boost, further, shape up, pass on, call up, march on, get along, advance, move on, pull ahead, upgrade, get on, throw out

2. call up, bring forwardverb

   bring forward for consideration

   "The case was called up in court"

   Synonyms:
   telephone, call up, mobilise, advance, rally, recollect, phone, retrieve, ring, call back, recall, think, mobilize, remember, call

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1. • Move
   • Raise

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1. bring forward

   Synonyms:
   introduce, propose

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1. bring forward

   Synonyms:
   introduce

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1. Jeremy Corbyn:

   It's wishful thinking by some people, i am taking the party into the general election ... to end austerity, to bring forward policies that bring about a better standard of living and better opportunities for people all across this country. I am enjoying doing that.

2. Russian Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia:

   We are going to work with them and our partners in the Security Council to bring forward a resolution that will achieve just that — leaving no hiding place for Daesh anywhere.

3. Finance Minister Joe Oliver:

   Given the current market instability, I will not bring forward our budget earlier than April. We need all the information we can obtain before finalizing our decisions.

4. Shinzo Abe:

   I've heard that you had a good meeting with Mr. Yachi, by holding such high-level talks repeatedly, I would like to bring forward relations between the two countries.

5. Olivier Jakob:

   Globally, there are still a lot of supply disruptions and this comes on top of natural declines, it does bring forward the expected rebalancing in the second half.