Sentence examples for country going forward from inspiring English sources

— Emanuel Cleaver, chair of the Congressional Black Caucus "We believe it strikes the right balance for the country going forward".

The latter is something I hadn't been too bothered about until now, but I do want the right to vote in this country going forward.

This should be a moment for recognising that the Bush years have been a disaster and that the two parties stand for very different perspectives on what makes America great and will strengthen the country going forward.

He wrote a couple of papers about counterterrorism, and he "had this sense that terrorism was going to be a big issue for the country, going forward," he said.

Noonan said: We want to position the country to exit the bailout so we can put this phase of Irish history behind us and build the economy and build the country going forward for everybody's future.

And that is an issue that will affect foreign investment in the country going forward.

Since 1980, the proportion of the developing world living in urban areas has grown to about 50 percent, from 30 percent, and according to the World Bank, that migration of hundreds of millions has been instrumental in pulling down poverty rates — and will be for a broader set of countries going forward.

This week, the White House argued that the order's focus on seven predominantly Muslim countries was not a ban on Muslims, and that its intent was to allow time for the establishment of "extreme vetting" measures for travellers and migrants from these countries going forward.

He seems to embody the kind of strength the country needs going forward".

Even the major brouhaha in New York, and the ensuing national debate over the so-called "Ground Zero Mosque," is a sign to me of a country not going forward in the way many of us had expected.

"And we just have to keep speaking out about it... and public sentiment will prevail and the president will know the harm that he is doing to our country by going forward with something that might have some popular appeal in the campaign, but has no place in the White House".