Sentence examples for move forward economically from inspiring English sources
"The Economist" concludes that the only way for India to move forward economically is to abandon the cherished socialist policies and socialist nostrums of the Nehru Dynasty.
The compromise solution skillfully and patiently negotiated by the European Union's top diplomat, Catherine Ashton, makes it possible for both countries to move forward economically and, not incidentally, pursue their bids for European Union membership.
I ask God to give me the wisdom to continue to complement his efforts or to support our communal efforts to move forward economically.
The one who makes a statement such as this has already thrown up the white flag in their quest to move forward economically.
Russia is moving forward economically, building a middle class and emerging from the wrenching turmoil of the overthrow of the Soviet regime and years of sclerotic gerontocracy.
"Egypt cannot move forward, especially economically, in the absence of security," Beblawi said in a televised statement.
The previous government, the Union of Democratic Forces, was credited with many reforms that moved Bulgaria forward economically, and the country has grown for the last three years.
That holistic approach has provided a strong foundation for yet another successful Latina-owned small business, which is very important in moving America forward economically.
"Our assessment is that the Iraqi security forces are capable of maintaining a level of stability necessary for Iraq to continue to move forward politically and economically," he said.
By contrast, Mr. McCain argued that the improved security had finally given the Iraqis the confidence to move forward politically and economically, improving their working relationship with the American military and Ryan C. Crocker, the American ambassador in Baghdad.
But more than anything, make the Democrats in the Senate fight for something that will move this country forward economically and in regard to our national security.
