Sentence examples for matter going forward from inspiring English sources

"Doug Hampton's outrageous demand was referred to Senator Ensign's legal counsel, who is handling the matter going forward".

In response to the ruling, the Conservative government announced its commitment to "rectifying this matter going forward" with a new, more robust niqab ban.

"That's our first focus but we know how tight it is at the top of the table, with four or five teams within a couple of points of each other, so we know the points matter going forward to the end of the season and this could make the difference.

The judge insisted the matter go forward to trial so that the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit could review it: "Indiscriminate acceptance of appellate waivers," he said, "undermines the ability of appellate courts to ensure the constitutional validity of convictions and to maintain consistency and reasonableness in sentencing decisions".

The crucial finding of the Second Circuit decision and why it matters, going forward, even if Section 215 expires is that the meaning of words does matter.

"The reason this case matters going forward is the competitive threat to the Windows monopoly the Internet brought in the late 90's wasn't a one-time thing".

"First-team affairs ahead of this Saturday's home fixture against Airdrie United will be handled by current head of youth development, Richie Burke whilst the board consider matters going forward.

The only thing that matters, going forward, is whether or not the administration continues to implement sensible policies that help to curb threats to our national security.

However, before the assignment is disclosed, American agent Devlin (Grant) and Alicia have already begun a passionate romance, complicating matters going forward.

So when matter goes backwards in time, it is indistinguishable from anti-matter going forwards in time.

The run blocking is the more natural part of football for the offensive line because it's a matter of going forward rather than going to the side.