Sentence examples for activities moving forward from inspiring English sources

The announcement on Tuesday, via a tweet from Sky Blue FC's account, that Tammy Murphy will "take an active role in club activities moving forward" provided many more questions than answers.

Do you think those companies – how will those companies joining OGCI change OGCI and what is a mean for its mission and activities moving forward?

It is slated for 6 to 8 p.m. in the Burbank Community Services Building, 150 N. Third St. Officials said the study is just one of many activities moving forward that will provide opportunities for public input, along with, for example, hearings on whether or not to authorize bonds to fund the new terminal, which is expected to cost $400 million, mostly paid for through fees charged to passengers.

In this, guidance is provided by the postponement principle, i.e. breaking up a process into clearly distinguishable activities, moving forward those activities that have to be executed for all clients in the same manner and postponing those activities that are specific to individuals.

"But with today's announcement, the president and the prime minister are raising the bar by committing to the idea that adherence to national and global climate goals will be a key consideration in deciding whether commercial activities move forward," she added.

Mr. Kerry's aides said that they would not stop hitting back when criticized, but that the thrust of their activity moving forward would be to raise issues like job losses and rising health care costs.

Each block has a pre-determined action that cover a number of Cozmo's activities, like moving forward and backward, lifting its arms and head and triggering various facial animations.

We anticipate that further developments in the legal and regulatory environment will continue to influence corporate activities and investment decisions moving forward.

But by "ring-fencing" risky financial activities, similar to proposals moving forward in the United Kingdom, his plan would achieve something deceptively radical.

"All of the activity in Atlantic City is moving forward as planned," Alan M. Feldman, a Mirage spokesman, said Friday.

If was a gambling man, I'd wager we don't see much activity of this sort moving forward.