Sentence examples for rather move forward from inspiring English sources

It is politically awkward, too, for Mr. Holder because President Obama has said that he would rather move forward than get bogged down in the issue at the expense of his own agenda.

Albert Hasibuan, head of the Concerned Citizens Movement for State Assets, a government watchdog group, said that most Indonesians are forgiving and would rather move forward than reopen past wounds.

I won't go into details because I'd rather move forward than complain about an easily overcome obstacle.

That approach means no unilateral concessions or moves but rather moving forward in lock step.

The university's decision to settle the case rather than move forward with costly litigation should not be viewed as a condemnation of the researchers or the institution.

Republicans, who had hoped their version of the Dream Act would win them back some Latino support, have been outmaneuvered for the moment and have chosen to sulk rather than move forward.

For those who operate behind the scenes, such as Downton and Whitaker, a central challenge will be to energise a weary team, one which seems to have been trying to hang on rather than move forward.

Their goal was not to go "back to Kant", as Otto Liebmann (1840 1912) famously urged philosophers to do in his Kant und die Epigonen (Liebmann 1865), but, rather, to move forward beyond Kant building on his original views.

Rather, we will move forward step by step in a rigorous and disciplined manner".

I am using the tools I've learned to move forward rather than backwards, and will be open to talking about the details in the days to come.

Several authority board members said they wanted to kill the project if it could not move forward, rather than give Vornado a free option on the development rights.