Sentence examples for moving on schedule from inspiring English sources

Also, the 12 members of the European Community are moving on schedule toward becoming a single market in 1992.

Just over half the 1,800 people who were supposed to be placed in group homes between July 1997 and June 2001 have been moved on schedule, state figures show.

Yet regulators' efforts are moving on different schedules and along sometimes diverging tracks, with much at stake for global giants such as JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, HSBC Holdings and Goldman Sachs.

A few leading developers said in interviews, however, that their long-range plans were moving ahead on schedule, despite the recession and credit squeeze.

The PATH station, memorial and cultural facilities are all moving forward on schedule, as are all the projects the mayor outlined in 2002 for improving Lower Manhattan and ensuring its future as the financial capital of the world.

So getting that project moving forward on schedule and on budget is very important.

Instead of moving on to the next scheduled event, as Clinton often does, she paused Thursday to make the point that Trump's comments at the forum were offensive not only to Democrats, but also Republicans.

Shell was asked to delay action until the bureaucratic concerns were sorted out, but it ignored such requests and the rig moved in on schedule on Thursday anyway.

So while we agree with your writer that the current economic climate is anything but helpful, we are confident that we will move forward on schedule as planned.

("So, that's Aristotle," Bragg will say, audibly conscious that time is running out, and keen to jump ahead 1,700 years. "Now, moving on to the Renaissance... ..) The weekly schedule lacks any thread - Machiavelli one week, the second law of thermodynamics next, the mind-body problem a few weeks after that.

Moving on to talk about series four, they confirmed that writing had begun, with shooting scheduled to begin next year.