Difference between Bring Forward and Come Round

BRING FORWARD vs COME ROUND: VERB

Hastive, Fall upon, Belate, Bring about, In good time, Come forth, Collide with, Come to mind, Drag up, Come round, Set about, Set in motion, Embark on, Call up, Advance

Think over, Attend to, Come to mind, Bear in mind, Come forth, Have in mind, Bump into, Fall upon, Come across, Find oneself, Drag up, Bring round, Set in motion, Bring forward, Come around

Hastive, Fall upon, Belate, Bring about, In good time, Come forth, Collide with, Come to mind, Drag up, Come round, Set about, Set in motion, Embark on, Call up, Advance

Loss of consciousness, Think over, Attend to, Come to mind, Bear in mind, Come forth, Have in mind, Bump into, Fall upon, Come across, Find oneself, Drag up, Bring round, Set in motion, Bring forward

This is the British English definition of bring forward.
The Planning Service worked bring forward a project downturn.
Health Care Certificate of Need; bring forward section.
Why have they refused to bring forward Mr.
Legeinis rooted inapophainesthai, to bring forward into appearance.
This then is the author you bring forward?
To change the stacking order, you use these commands: Bring to Front, Send to Back, Bring Forward, and Send Backward.
Your choices are Bring to Front, Send to Back, Bring Forward, and Send Backward.
And we look forward to working with Congress, on a bipartisan, bicameral basis, to bring forward legislation that addresses this issue.
Bring Forward' - brings the selected item just one place forward.

But it has taken me a long time to come round.
Other EU governments would soon come round to similar conclusions.
Youngest son's girlfriend should come round more often Sparkling.
Now the world has come round to our position.
All the lads used to come round courting her.
Will people come round using thermometers, as the hon.
The greatest artists always come round to simplicity.
The times did come down dramatically and morale in the pit lane was high - until Rick didn't come round the final time.
Birthdays come round once a year, but friends like you only come once in a lifetime.
Perhaps, unlike the saying, what goes round doesnot always come round.