put forth

verb

1. to present; propose
2. (of a plant) to produce or bear (leaves, branches, shoots, etc)

Example Sentences

“This law firm has uncovered evidence that the smear campaign is being orchestrated by far-left organizations bent on destroying Bill O’Reilly for political and financial reasons. That evidence will be put forth shortly and it is irrefutable.”

From Slate

In 2019, Harris sponsored a law put forth to decriminalize marijuana as a junior U.S.

From Salon

A bigger program is the one put forth by Smith and AOC in the Homes Act, which calls for $30 billion a year to create a public developer within the Department of Housing and Urban Development, one capable of building and financing affordable housing nationwide.

From Slate

He was among the founding members of the hit-making Jackson 5, which came together in the 1960s under the tutelage of domineering patriarch Joe Jackson, then caught the eye of Motown Records founder Berry Gordy Jr. After being introduced to the nation by Diana Ross, they put forth the beloved “bubblegum soul” singles “ABC,” “I Want You Back” and “I’ll Be There.”

From Los Angeles Times

Trump — who has continued to put forth unfounded claims of widespread voter fraud in 2020 — has argued he was acting within his capacity as an executive ensuring the integrity of the elections.

From Salon

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