Sentence examples for may move ahead from inspiring English sources
Lucent Technologies jumped 3 1/4, to 59 7/8, on news that the company may move ahead with the spinoff of its micro-electronics business and will become the primary equipment supplier to Verizon Wireless.
The Idaho Department of Education has also been meeting to talk through the new terrain of school safety, even as some districts have said that they may move ahead on their own in allowing teachers and administrators to be openly armed, as Idaho law already permits.
It's also too bad you failed to mention that the Ambassador Bridge plan may move ahead without a dime of public money.
It may move ahead with higher interest rates even though the rationale has largely been removed.
Since the Kurds may move ahead regardless of U.S. support -- "just because the US wants to satisfy all groups doesn't mean the YPG is going to wait for them," Civiroglu said -- kicking up a fuss allows them to test whether that backing might come. .
I believe that they have thoroughly understood that the task of a Presidency is to bring together wills, to forge consensus, so that the European Union may move ahead.
"He may want to move ahead, but he will face the strength of the agricultural lobby and ministries in Europe.
With the issue of the even split now gone, it may be possible to move ahead and forge a measure in a conference committee, although some lobbyists say that the Democratic Senate may demand new provisions more favorable to debtors and consumers.
But if Germany is convinced otherwise and other member states follow its lead, it may be impossible to move ahead without tinkering with the fundamental law, a trying and cumbersome process that depending on how it is done, can take 18 months or more.
Depending on how Obama decides to move ahead, that situation may prevail again.
"It is desirable to provide a schooling situation in which each learner may start where he is and move ahead as fast and as far as his learning rate and capacity will let him," Dr. Parker said in his book "School for Individual Excellence" (Thomas Nelson & Son, 1963).
