Sentence examples for members going forward from inspiring English sources

He has since made the decision to quit the band, leaving the four remaining members going forward together.

"Sport, in particular cricket, has the wonderful ability to bring people together and unite communities and we will work with our members going forward on this basis.

From there, we can collect information that helps us understand who these guests are, what they are looking for, and how to best engage with them to create more loyal Friday's members going forward.

According to Nassar, this increased involvement sets up the NFLPA for an opportunity to "put their thumb on the scale [in the tech industry] in a way that is helpful to members" going forward.

Looking ahead, Ramji told me that he would like to see more end user-focused companies as foundation members going forward and he believes that it will be pivotal for Cloud Foundry to add service certifications, too, especially as the Cloud Foundry ecosystem continues to grow.

Those assemblies then chose the new members going forward.

Steve Murrells, chief executive of the Co-op's food division said: "Today's announcement is completely in line with our strategy, as these stores did not allow us to provide a sufficiently compelling own-brand offer for our members going forwards.

It has a full complement of members now, but going forward, if the president can't make recess appointments, the Board would be a natural place to worry about any president ever being able to fill seats.

We will, however, see the release of the feds DOT plot, which illustrates fed members expectations for rates going forward, and I believe the DOT plot will show that the majority of Fed members anticipate another hike in December.

Bachmann's anti-Hawking comments seemed to be gaining traction on Capitol Hill, as seen from the statement by Rep. Lamar Smith (R-Texas), Chairman of the House Science Committee, who said, "Going forward, members of the House Science Committee will do our best to avoid listening to scientists".

But going forward, members of board compensation committees will likely also face increased scrutiny.