Sentence examples for it will press ahead from inspiring English sources

In the UK, the company admitted that Britons are not frequenting its stores as often as they did earlier this year, but said it will press ahead with its recently announced deal with food service company SSP to open 150 Starbucks outlets in airports and train stations in the UK and elsewhere in western Europe.

Wal-Mart has said it will press ahead with its larger plans to construct 40 supercenters around California.

The Scottish government says it will press ahead with its own plans to introduce plain packaging.

The IAAF wants the World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) to increase its bans across all sports but insists it will press ahead with four-year bans anyway.

The Government came under fresh attack over its controversial plans for the Royal Mail as Business Secretary Vince Cable confirmed it will press ahead with privatising the service.

The US insists it will press ahead with the strikes.

With Philip Hammond due to deliver his budget next month, it is unclear whether the government will press ahead with promised tax cuts for higher earners, including plans to increase the higher rate threshold for income tax to £50,000.

However, it is unclear whether the Kurds will press ahead with self-determination, or push for a more independent entity within a federal Iraq.

It is unclear whether his successor, Philip Hammond, will press ahead with corporation tax cuts pencilled in for future years.

With three senators announcing their opposition and at least two more leaning that way, it's not clear whether Senate Republican leaders will press ahead with a vote, whether on this bill or some other form of repeal legislation.  .

With three senators announcing their opposition and at least two more leaning that way, it's not clear whether Senate Republican leaders will press ahead with a vote, whether on this bill or some other form of repeal legislation.