Sentence examples for communities moving forward from inspiring English sources

As for how Getty might work with these kinds of photo communities moving forward, he said, "I don't know what the future will hold".

As for how Getty might work with these kinds of photo communities moving forward, he said, "I don't know what the future will hold". However, he added that there's "a nice synergy" between the large community that EyeEm has created and the clients and curation that Getty can provide.

"I believe we pastors have a moral responsibility to educate our flock in an action that will help our communities move forward on the path of political empowerment," Mr. Rodríguez said.

It devotes far more energy to complaining about red tape than it does to figuring out ways to help local communities move forward with an aggressive strategy of thinning underbrush and fire-prone small trees at the increasingly urbanized edge of many Western forests known as the wildland-urban interface.

But in some cases closures let communities move forward, especially in urban areas where bases are hogging prime real estate.

As we observe National Teen Pregnancy Prevention Month, we are committed to building on the progress reflected in CDC's new report by helping communities move forward with effective, proven strategies for reducing teen pregnancies.

"I believe there comes a time for new ideas and new energy to keep our community moving forward," he said.

The student questionnaire asks for reactions to administrative actions, the student protests, and what steps could be taken to improve the university community moving forward.

The sense of a community moving forward together and the intimate connection of figures and landscape would appear to be more important than the purpose of the march.

"We want to get somebody to buy it and have the house occupied and keep the community moving forward," said Thomas A. Kelly, a spokesman for the home lending division of JPMorgan Chase.

"Instead of this community moving forward to become a wonderful place to live, work and raise a family, the city administration is trying to push it backward into an industrial slum," Donald Kennedy, a fashion photographer living in a Williamsburg loft, said in an affidavit.