Sentence examples for press ahead for from inspiring English sources

As expected, the Fed's policy-making committee voted to press ahead for now with its campaign to increase job creation.

Perhaps, now that the deal with Russia has been signed and ratified, Mr. Yanukovich will still press ahead for a free-trade agreement and an "energy community" with the European Union.

She queried whether it was possible on the basis of a pilot as limited as this to press ahead for all new benefit claims, not just JSA, to be brought under the umbrella of UC from April 2014.

In the face of the climate science, in spite of the nitrous oxide levels, regardless of the noise impact on almost two million people and straight over the homes and communities of Sipson and Harmondsworth, the government will press ahead for expansion.

Instead, we pressed ahead for another hour.

The release of the report came as the New York Civil Liberties Union pressed ahead for more details about police-involved shootings.

The Bush administration expressed little faith that inspections would ensure Iraq's disarmament, and pressed ahead for a Council measure that could authorize an eventual military attack against Saddam Hussein.

But he pressed ahead for a fault line, and suddenly my wife was crying and the silvery guru in his cable-knit sweater and Day-Glo shirt and yarmulke was bent halfway out of his chair, asking where it hurt in the sweetest, most empathetic way you could imagine.

Pop-propheticism, by its very nature, presses ahead for religious pluralism.

9) Russia's Vitaly Mutko, who attacked the English press ahead of the vote for "portraying Russia as a hotbed of corruption", days before a Russian federal audit chamber report found he had claimed expenses for 97 breakfasts eaten during a 20-day trip to Vancouver.

Journalists free greater clamps on the press ahead of national elections scheduled for 8 November.