Sentence examples for move ahead with development from inspiring English sources
After that, many claimants may be able to move ahead with development plans.
Mr. Rumsfeld declined to say how quickly the Pentagon would move ahead with development of a missile system, including whether to begin construction of a sophisticated new radar on Shemya Island, Alaska, this summer, a step certain to antagonize the Russians, the Chinese and even some allies.
Google wants to move ahead with development of its Android system for mobile telephones, making it more competitive with rivals like Microsoft.
Think Technologies is moving ahead with development of a fuel-cell vehicle for 2004.
The Weinstein Company, heavyweight producers in Hollywood, is moving ahead with development of its first stage musical, "Finding Neverland," after staged readings of the script and score in London last week that executives deemed a success.
SpaceX may perform a test "hop" of its Starship vehicle for the first time as early as this week, a huge milestone as the company moves ahead with development of the spacecraft that it says could one day take people to Mars.
The Iranian military has shown its determination to move ahead with missile development and testing, in violation of UN resolutions.
He said the government would move ahead with controversial development projects, which would involve demolishing the park and constructing a mosque nearby, which secular Turks have opposed as another effort by Mr. Erdogan and his political party, Justice and Development, to expand the role of religion in Turkish society.
But with the Russians objecting and even the allies expressing concern, the officials have signaled that Mr. Clinton simply planned to decide whether to move ahead with an initial development.
Now, Muss has moved ahead with a development project that was foreseen when the store was designed but that was never executed -- additional office space above a portion of the old Korvette's store and its 888-car parkingaragegarage
At the same time, the federation moved ahead with the development of a European information system, known as Pipe, for the transmission of prices and market and company news.
