Sentence examples for moving on the process from inspiring English sources

"But the fact of the matter is, for the sake of the party — and the stakes are high — they really have to start moving on the process," Mr. Molinari said.

That's the crux of it: even though we've been separated for years, and we've both "moved on," the process of disentangling continues.

Once you identify what they are and that you are willing to release them and move on, the process starts immediately.

But Mr. Dujarric told reporters, "We are moving on with the process, and the secretary general intends to submit his report to the Security Council within 24 hours".

"I'm happy that we're moving on with the process," said Steven A. Ballmer, the chief executive of Microsoft, in an interview in San Francisco, where the company was announcing an alliance aimed at capturing the high end of the corporate computing world.

Part of the process of moving on was a private meeting with Coach Tom Coughlin on Wednesday, presumably to discuss the benching and Ross's angry reaction.

The process of moving on may take James some time as well.

We hope that won't be necessary and that Congress gets the message, adopts the best of his stated principles and keeps the process moving, on the rails, in the right direction.

Ivory Coast's former ruling party has said it has not seen the laws... which are supposed to move on the peace process.

Kelly wrote a scathing letter to Nutt, which she said had been sitting in the drawer for weeks before it was delivered, as she waited for the party to move on the reform process.

The government, he said, should just move on with the process and "close not just one but a half-dozen institutions at the same time".