Sentence examples for progressing plans from inspiring English sources

"The NSW government has delivered more than 2,800 additional beds since March 2014 and is progressing plans to build a new prison in Grafton and expand Parklea".

Wenger expects West Ham, who have enjoyed an excellent season under Slaven Bilic and are seven points behind Arsenal in sixth place, will form part of an altered football landscape in London, where Tottenham and Chelsea are also progressing plans for new stadia.

"I am confident that the recommendations set out in the trusts' proposals will help us achieve a balance between continuing to care for the current residents of statutory homes appropriately, as well as progressing plans for addressing the future needs and preferences of our population.

One, Fife Council, is progressing plans for a pilot scheme.

At every stage of their journey, from the first match at Sandhurst Town where terraces were improvised with hay bales, to this Liverpool draw with the club seriously progressing plans for a new stadium back on Plough Lane itself, Wimbledon supporters have spat back those words with defiance and disbelief.

We believe Villa Park could be potentially used for such a trial and would like the opportunity to progress plans further".

Tony Piner, a 64-year-old semi-retired company director, says the majority do not have major problems, adding: "In general, the developer has shared progress plans with all the residents and explained delays".

In 2003, the firm began demolishing the listed dockside buildings as Glasgow City Council sought millions in EU grants to help them progress plans to infill the docks and built flats over them.

Whyte calls him "progressivism incarnate," meaning progressive in the sense of that era: a believer in progress, planning, and an expanded federal government that used its power to accomplish technical missions.

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And in September 2007, the top lawyer at the National Archives wrote in a memorandum that he had "made almost zero progress" planning the transition because the White House had ignored repeated requests for information about the volume and formats of electronic records.