"move society forward" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts to describe actions that propel society towards progress and development. Example: "It is the responsibility of our generation to come up with innovative solutions that will help move society forward and tackle the pressing issues of our time."
They are a part of that creative minority which helped to move society forward.
"We all wanted to move society forward and I felt totally at home because we had a common cause.
Starting with the Letter, I want to discuss these issues with my parents, reflect on our own position, and do what it takes to move society forward.
"The only way we can move society forward is by disagreeing, discussing and coming up with new solutions to the problem we're facing.
We want to hear how you're going to move society forward as far today as the Beveridge Report did in 1942.
Hill's story, looked at more evenly, reminds us that attempts to control language by those who are eager to move society forward can be just as insidious as similar attempts by those who want to hold it back.
As long as we believe that research represents one of the few true hopes for moving society forward, then we have to face this crisis.
This somebody-nobody mind-set is at the root of corruption and underdevelopment: ingenuity that could be invested in moving society forward is instead expended on individuals' rising just one rung higher, and immediately claiming their license to disparage and abuse those below.
This is part of a larger process of peace and reconciliation and moving society forward".
In forsaking its own capacity for complex problem solving, Congress has become non-competitive in the creative process that moves society forward.
More than that, it offers a new model for tackling global issues and moving society forward, in the hopes that the Pioneer community will go so far as to solve global warming or cure cancer.
