Sentence examples for move forward as planned from inspiring English sources

Officials in Washington said they hoped the talks could move forward as planned in the next few days.

Gloria Molina, a Los Angeles County supervisor who is widely credited with pushing for redevelopment of the old civic center mall and for getting Related to pay for it, was doubtful that Related can move forward as planned.

Lawmakers on both sides of the issue said they would rush to the Supreme Court, hoping for an answer on whether the impeachment proceedings would move forward as planned.

Either way, "we're very confident that this project will move forward as planned," Lakisha Hull, senior planning deputy for Price's office, said Thursday.

Meanwhile, the director of Walker's previously shot "Hours" — in which the actor plays a man who must save his infant daughter during Hurricane Katrina — said he is pleased the film's release schedule will move forward as planned on Dec. 13. .

Though Kabila has assured a restless nation and an anxious international community that elections scheduled for December 23 will move forward as planned, citizens remain distrustful and worry that more violence is in the offing.

Outside of the immediate trade center site, work is also moving forward as planned.

"All of the activity in Atlantic City is moving forward as planned," Alan M. Feldman, a Mirage spokesman, said Friday.

Tourism Development and Investment Company officials, responding to questions about projects on Saadiyat Island, stated: "T.D.I.C. is moving forward as planned with all of its announced projects including all the projects on Saadiyat".

Re "West Side Redevelopment Plans Appear in Disarray" (news article, April 14), about the Hudson Yards project: While plans for some projects on the West Side have slowed, those that the city controls are moving forward as planned.

"The school is moving forward as planned," said Michael Mulgrew, the head of the United Federation of Teachers, adding that the union would work with any parents, teachers or students who want to protest the efforts to close it.