Sentence examples for move the ongoing from inspiring English sources

But one hopes that the regulators will look very hard at this deal, and try to move the ongoing restructuring of the airline industry in a direction that preserves at least some effective competition.

Although it involves a relatively small sample, the goal of this study was not to provide exhaustive scope, but rather to focus in depth on a key group of stakeholders in order to survey perspectives and elicit novel insights that will help move the ongoing debate surrounding commercialization forwards.

Based on our analysis of the literature included in the current scoping review, we suggest it would be productive to move beyond the ongoing 'treatment versus prevention' debate and focus energies on developing new empirical estimations regarding the costs (including opportunity costs) of scaling up TasP.

This is a huge milestone in the ongoing campaign to move the country beyond coal by 2030.

It is just another move in the ongoing chess game over the 1996 telecom law.

She called the funding cut "the latest move in the ongoing, politically motivated war being conducted against Planned Parenthood by Republican state officials".

Early Thursday morning, Swiss authorities surprised and arrested a host of the organization's officials at a local hotel, marking the most recent chess move in the ongoing investigation into FIFA's leaders' potential fraud, money laundering and racketeering.

Alberta, the Canadian province with the highest rate of fentanyl overdose where close to 300 people died last year due to the synthetic opiate, has officially banned pill presses as a major move in the ongoing battle against its opiate crisis.

At any time, the workflow can be forced to move forward, although the ongoing action may not yet be completely accomplished.

The case continues today, as the city moves to seal the ongoing arguments by the Caplans, who filed a $1 million civil suit against the city for the way the Child and Family Services Agency handled the case.

"There is an ongoing tension between moving the money quickly and vetting who gets it".