Sentence examples for quickly moving forward from inspiring English sources

Among other projects quickly moving forward is one to store more water outside the lake, including on private property, and another to unclog culverts south of the lake.

The rejected ideas may not get documented and may be lost forever, since the emphasis is on quickly moving forward through elimination, rather than building of concepts through user feedback  .

But the Department of Justice as it currently sits appears to be quickly moving forward on the new changes.

While gay-rights advocates have applauded Defense Secretary Robert Gates' commitment to quickly moving forward on certifying and implementing the repeal of the military's ban o openly gay service members, they are still concerned about a number of outstanding issues, in addition to discharged status.

Once they swapped manuscripts to make sure they did not hate each other's writing, the relationship quickly moved forward.

But it said in a statement that the European Union and the United States should "quickly move forward with constructive negotiations toward a long-term agreement".

Washington's UN ambassador, John Bolton, said that the US was prepared to quickly move forward with sanctions if Iran was seen as rejecting the incentives package, although much would depend on the stance of other security council members.

The controls are well designed, but though you can quickly move forward or backward within a song, you can't hear it while you do.

But because high dose vitamin C is already known to be safe, says cancer researcher Vuk Stambolic of the University of Toronto in Canada, oncologists "can quickly move forward in the clinic".

Shortly thereafter, some GOP Senators publicly expressed their desire to quickly move forward on the nomination.

Attached to the rider's heel by straps, spurs could be used both to encourage horses to quickly move forward or to direct lateral movement.