Sentence examples for move ahead this year from inspiring English sources

A6 Finns Build Largest Reactor With continued spikes in gas and fuel prices, fears about overdependence on foreign oil and the growing threat of global warming, Finland has decided to move ahead this year with the construction of the world's largest nuclear reactor, and a number of countries, including the United States, are freshening up proposals to build nuclear plants.

For example, its 2010 request for the account that funds big, new projects would shrink from $157 million to $117 million because NSF was able to move ahead this year with construction of the Alaska Region Regional Research Vessel as well as initiate two projects involving a network of densely instrumented sites the Ocean Observatories Initiative and the National Ecological Observatory Network.

The DFLer seemed poised to move ahead today, at least temporarily, as the board rules on more challenged ballots.

Frustrated by the Senate's fumbles, the House plans to move ahead next week with its own resolution on Mr. Bush's troop plan.

But the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in Bethesda, Maryland, says that, regardless of those developments, it will move ahead tomorrow with its plan to raise the stipends of certain biomedical postdocs so they aren't affected by the rule.

cut programs and things before we could move ahead" next year, he said.

Despite the dispute over numbers, plans for the arms collection moved ahead today.

Besides Goodyear's new $150‐ million issue, several other sub stantial corporate bond issues moved ahead yesterday.

As the expansion plan moved ahead early this year, he said, most fifth-grade parents "took the foot off the gas in terms of looking at other places".

Despite the reluctance of some major underwriters to prepare bids for tomorrow's sale, the housing agency was moving ahead yesterday with the financing.

One Democrat noted that the Thursday vote creates a situation in which the party could come under increased fire from organized labor if it moves ahead later this year.