Sentence examples for a way forward from from inspiring English sources

Iraq's most important -- the task of the Iraqis is to find a way forward from their elections for political reconciliation.

"We urge the rebels, as well as the government, to forge a consensus at Abuja, so that there is a way forward from this," he said.

For Schoenberg, Brahms was a forerunner of modernism, whose commitment to structure provided a way forward from the dead-end to which Wagner's unfettered chromaticism was bound to lead.

A spokesman for the Department of Culture, Media and Sport said: "We are in dialogue with the football authorities about further steps to tackle racism in the game and expect to hear a way forward from them in the coming weeks".

Discussing gender identity in consequentialist (as opposed to normative) terms offers a way forward from rigid gender norms that are incompatible with their circumstances by validating a shift away from the status quo.

If you can see a way forward from a problem or dilemma, include that as well.

iCCM offers a way forward both from the perspective of the sick child and from the perspective of rational drug use, by providing diagnostics-guided, evidence-based treatment of the sick child.

The idea with this company, it seems, is to tie some of this together, to rethink how it works, and to see if there is a way forward by starting from scratch.

Find a way forward that comes from a quest for understanding, soul-searching and peaceful resolution.

FCO minister Sir Alan Duncan tweeted that Argentina and Britain had "agreed a way forward on new flights from Falkland Islands to Latin America".

Recently, environmental groups have offered a way forward: downlisting the wolf from endangered to threatened throughout most of this species' range.