Sentence examples for guidance moving forward from inspiring English sources

A permanent law means "we may have some concrete planning guidance moving forward," write Jeffrey Levine and Jared Trexler in the Slott Report.

"Our task force's report will also answer some remaining questions and provide the university with guidance moving forward".

Moving forward, GMS guidance has improved to an expected growth of 15-17 percent, while revised revenue guidance indicates 25-28 percent growth.

In the absence of definitive legal guidance, companies in liquidation are moving forward with these types of data sales cautiously, in an attempt to balance creditors' interests with consumers' privacy concerns.

In response to the recommendations issued Tuesday, Baldwin said, "I am encouraged that the FDA is moving forward with guidance that will revise the discriminatory lifetime ban on blood donations.

And she also provided us with a more robust way of looking at our numbers, sound advice about what data to scrutinize moving forward, and guidance on what we can be doing to ensure constant improvement.

"There were plenty of smart kids in my neighborhood who just didn't have access to the right teaching, the right resources, didn't have the right models and the right guidance to move forward in school," he says.

Just three months later, Mississippi ignored the guidance and moved forward with its law.

The Southern Poverty Law Center went a step further, vowing to "resist this guidance and all that it stands for" moving forward. .

Moving forward, the company increased its 2006 full-year guidance to a range of $5.48 to $5.53, from $5.40-$5.40-$5.50

Moving forward.