Sentence examples for forward to assuming from inspiring English sources

"Starbucks has repeatedly said that we have terminated our agreement with Kraft and we continue to look forward to assuming full responsibility for the sales and distribution of our packaged coffee products," the company said.

If he is clever, he will next try to become a more rounded figure nationally, by embracing Muslims and other minority groups.Yet Mr Modi cannot look forward to assuming national office with any confidence.

What happens instead is that one board member impulsively steps forward to assume leadership and to provoke other independent members into unified action.

In a taped conversation on April 14, the president met with senior advisers H.R. Haldeman and John Ehrlichman to discuss how Mitchell and Magruder could be persuaded to "step forward" to assume responsibility for the break-ins and deny any White House involvement.

They've opted for a story-theatre form, in which Christopher recounts the details of the case – he's written them down in a book, which his life-skills teacher, Siobhan, has turned into a play – as actors seated at the margins of the stage step forward to assume various roles.

Active Warm-Up: b Place the back of your hands on your back at the belt line and bring your elbows forward to assume the start position.

These special characteristics of CSR in China seem to be in contradiction with contemporary business ethics of private businesses nowadays in the West, where the State rolls back and the firms are increasingly put forward to assume their social responsibility (Gray, 2007).

When will they step forward to assume a leadership role and help show us the way?

If it's statistically proven to work for some, then we leap forward to assume it must be great for everyone--despite all the common sense evidence about how totally unique each one of us is.

Several reasons can be put forward to assume a change over time in exposure response associations between heat and human health (Kinney et al. 2008; Patz et al. 2000).

After leading Wales in their last match against the Maoris in November, Eddie Butler was seen as the best man going forwards to assume the crucial role of skipper of the national team.