Sentence examples for move ahead says from inspiring English sources

"Either Iraq can remake itself, rebuild and move ahead," says Mr Allawi.

"It's more about wanting the world to stand still so that they don't have to move ahead," says Jeanette Raymond, a psychologist in private practice in Los Angeles.

"That extension will be by application to an expert clinical panel, and should not delay roll out in those areas that are ready to move ahead," says the letter.

Companies not on guard for changes in technology can be swept away while competitors move ahead, says Matthew Ammirati, president of Ammirati, a Manhattan advertising agency.

"Mr. Rao is able to cut through all the clutter that often surrounds business in India and push, persuade and charm people to move ahead," says Eli Leenars, a director at ING Group.

"A bachelor's degree is important to not only get you in the door but provides you with the skills to move ahead," says Rose.

"We think it would be premature for EPA to move ahead," said Southern spokesman Jason Cuevas.

"It was a productive discussion that creates some momentum for us to move ahead," said Representative Jim Kolbe, Republican of Arizona.

"South Sudan is slipping back rather than putting in place building blocks for children to move ahead," said Dr Yasmin Ali Haque, Unicef's representative in South Sudan.

"The increased flexibility of the waivers means that some states will experiment and move ahead," said Jeremy Ayers, associate director of federal education programs at the organization, "while others may backtrack".

"You need to listen to them, get their views, but then you have to decisively move ahead," said Mr. Corso, who served as counsel to Mr. Levitt from 1996 to 2000.