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He appeared in court on 26 January for a hearing to consider whether his trial date should be brought forward to March.

From BBC

Officials said this realisation - that previous commitments would not cover rising defence costs and existing bills – was driving the idea of bringing forward the spending plans.

From BBC

"Our Schools White Paper will set out our full plans to bring forward an inclusive education system that enables all children to achieve and thrive, while ensuring financial sustainability for councils."

From BBC

Weak data that bring forward rate-cut expectations would weigh on the dollar and Treasury yields.

From The Wall Street Journal

β€œTo serve our customers in the best possible way, we are aligning our manufacturing capacity to meet further rising demand and are bringing forward our investments in this area.”

From The Wall Street Journal