Sentence examples for measures moving forward from inspiring English sources

Vytra issued a statement saying it had "addressed the elements indicated in the recent audit," and that it had begun to "implement new procedures so that we will correct these measures moving forward".

Late last month, Samsung continued its prolonged Note 7 apology tour with a global press conference detailing months of internal and third-party research, coupled withplans to increase its safety measures moving forward.

But with their options shrinking just two days before the beginning of a new Congress, the House leadership made one of the biggest concessions of their rebellious two years and let the measure move forward to avoid being seen as the chief obstacle to legislation that Mr. Obama and a bipartisan Senate majority said was necessary to prevent the nation from slipping back into a recession.

Today, the House voted to repeal D.A.D.T., and a similar measure is moving forward in the Senate; the caveat is that the plan allows for a review by commanders and certification of non-disruptiveness before service members will actually be allowed to stop lying.

Google also recognizes its gender reporting is "not inclusive of our non-binary population" and is looking for the best way to measure gender moving forward.

Wagner said, Cloudyn also wants to provide additional ways of measuring performance moving forward, helping to find ways to connect cloud performance metrics to business revenue.

Democrats have proposed hiking it to $10.10 per hour and tying it to an inflation index, but Republicans in both chambers have blocked the measure from moving forward.

If management receives a threat, the company needs to consult with legal or security experts to put appropriate measures in place before moving forward with this employee.

But it was unclear whether enough Democrats would object to the measure to prevent it moving forward.

Speaker Nancy Pelosi, at a news conference in the Capitol, said House Democrats had begun exploring the possibility of breaking out pieces of the comprehensive bill they passed in November and moving forward on smaller measures.

Mr. Landenbergue of the WWF said, however, that such measures should be completed before moving forward with a water transfer project.