Sentence examples for go forward during from inspiring English sources

The Emperor's minister of works had not allowed any construction to go forward during the Emperor's sojourns in the new imperial capital.

The Bloomberg administration, which has been wrangling over the plan with lawmakers and industry officials for months, released an unusually testy statement after it became clear the bill would not go forward during this week's session.

During the finance ministers' meeting, the Germans conceded that supervision by the central bank could go forward during 2014 without the change, but they won agreement that there should be steps to lock in the separation of the two areas of responsibility the next time that the union's treaties are revised.

Local builders and developers spoke out against the moratorium at a public hearing last week and persuaded the town board to consider amending it to allow projects that have received approval within the last two years but have not yet started construction to go forward during the moratorium period.

"So a very difficult day, one where we didn't go forward during the day, so that's a bit of a concern".

Hear the word of God 3 Believe the word of God Repent of your sins Confess your sins Be Baptized after you've done the first 5 steps, be baptized After being baptized always live faithfully If you accidentally mess up go forward during the invitation song.

Going forward, during the annual appraisal process, all staff will be appraised against each of these seven values.

Celtic grew in confidence going forward during the first half, and there were strong claims for a penalty as Shay Logan was thought to have handled the ball.

She said the company would go forward with commercials during regular programming but would not show commercials during programming dedicated to Sept. 11.

"For many years, I took the attitude, and would counsel composers in general, to just go forward," he said during a recent phone interview.

We gave up trying to go forward and shuffled out during the course of an hour, pushing through the masses.