Sentence examples for ready to push ahead from inspiring English sources

We are ready to push ahead with the rest of the agenda as well.

Before his departure for Davos on Friday, Mr. Kan said his government was more than ready to push ahead with changes to reduce Japan's deficit.

But reports that Cameron, Clegg, Osborne and Alexander are ready to push ahead with Andrew Dilnot's proposals to put a £35,000 cap on the amount individuals have to pay for care indicate all is not lost.

WASHINGTON — Democratic Congressional leaders assured President Obama on Tuesday that they would deliver a health care overhaul to his desk this year as the author of a new compromise Senate plan said he was ready to push ahead with his legislation.

But Time Warner's America Online seems ready to push ahead with plans to produce its own stuff.

The group, Score, has criticised a decision by exams watchdog Ofqual "to push ahead" with changes to science A-levels ready for teaching in 2015.

These are not the hallmarks of Mr Gove, who has confirmed his determination to push ahead with a completely new 16-plus exam which is somehow to be ready by next August.

They say that the question of whether he and his family are ready to endure the rigor of a campaign so soon after Beau's death has not been answered conclusively enough to push ahead.

They told him to push ahead.

The Johnsons decided to push ahead.

"I am ready to help them in any way," he said.Mr Erdogan met with the CHP leader, Deniz Baykal, on November 5th: the two men have agreed to push ahead with reforms needed to strengthen Turkey's EU application.