Sentence examples for ongoing to form from inspiring English sources

Negotiations are ongoing to form a new coalition, though in Belgium this can literally take years.

But some of that revolutionary spirit has infected my adoptive land, Belgium, where young people have started what has been called the friet revolutie or "fries revolution" (after that most popular of national symbols, Belgian chips) to express their anger and frustration at their country's ongoing failure to form a government.

Chancellor George Osborne has repeatedly warned against speculating about eurozone break-up, saying it would cause instability amid Greece's ongoing inability to form a government able to push through austerity plans.

When asked if he, a police officer, and Washington, a dues paying member of multiple Hollywood unions, ever discussed some Lyft driver's ongoing efforts to form unions, a PR rep for Lyft hopped on to the call to steer the conversation back to the magic of cinema.

It would appear that 'DaO' was being rolled out, time was short, plans had to be developed and Agencies did not want to be left out, and hence the easiest way forward was to collate ongoing interventions to form a programme.

Repeat: We have an ongoing obligation to form, inform, and follow our conscience.

Libyan National Oil Corporation Chairman Mustafa Sanalla issued a statement urging the various non-IS factions in Libya's ongoing civil war to form an alliance against the militant group.

"All roads lead to incredible difficulties, which I think will last at least up until Christmas," he said, adding that further breakdown in negotiations could result in an ongoing cycle of failure to form governments, causing more damage to a country already struggling with broad divisions and political uncertainty.

"All roads lead to incredible difficulties, which I think will last at least up until Christmas," he said, adding that further breakdown in negotiations could result in an ongoing cycle of failure to form governments, further damaging a country struggling with broad divisions and political uncertainty.

It's a great way to form ongoing friendships and to learn about new cooking techniques and food flavors.

If your touchstone is Mamma Mia!, which hangs its narrative on pre-existing songs that were never intended to form an ongoing story, it must be slightly odd to see films like Meet Me in St Louis or Singin' in the Rain, in which music, lyrics, plot and characterisation are indivisible.