Sentence examples for getting on with the process from inspiring English sources
How fantastic, then, to learn that the government is getting on with the process off opening up our cache of publicly funded academic research to the public, even seeking the advice of the founder of Wikipedia, Jimmy Wales.
Speaking in a BBC Northern Ireland interview at the Labour conference in Manchester, Mr Miliband said: "The government in Northern Ireland has to continue its work getting on with the process of welfare reform, but obviously we'll be making some changes if we win the election in May 2015".
Option three: adopt a budget at the current, agreed-upon $1.07 trillion spending level that lays out conservative principles and lets Republicans get on with the appropriations process.
We have to remember what purpose this cash infusion serves; it allows [countries] to get on with the process of reform.
Cameron said: "The task now is to get on with the process of naming people from the regime, from the opposition, who can sit down and talk about a transitional authority that will take power in Syria".
And while some European leaders press Madrid to get on with the process, the Spanish government says it wants a fuller accounting of how much money it actually needs.
"I think we recognise now that we should have dredged and I think it's important now that we get on with the process of getting people back into their houses, and really do some serious pumping".
And the media, embodied by simps like John Harwood, will declare the matter settled and get on with the process of writing the stories they are good at writing -- who won and who lost politically in the health care fight.
He said to her: "I've got to get on with this process, with the candidates, some very, very good candidates, that are left.
And I believe we cannot get on with that process of rebuilding while the leadership issue is in the air.
