Sentence examples for set to move ahead from inspiring English sources

Germany is set to move ahead with its own levy, and Britain is expected to endorse a similar measure ahead of the Group of 20 meeting next month.

The Bloomberg administration is set to move ahead on Tuesday with plans to create a large-scale bike-sharing program that would make hundreds or even thousands of bicycles available for public use throughout New York City — a nimble, novel form of mass transit that has already become mainstream in cities like Washington and Paris.

Cardinal Egan, 77, was expected to be released in a day or two, and plans for the installation of his successor, Archbishop Timothy M. Dolan of Milwaukee — a two-day ceremony scheduled for April 14 and 15 — are set to move ahead whether or not the cardinal is well enough to attend.

Sprint PCS already has all the licenses it needs and is set to move ahead, while its rivals scramble to line up more radio-spectrum capacity.

The European Union is set to move ahead with a plan to enforce pan-European quotas on streaming services like Amazon Prime Video and Netflix to support production of locally produced film and video content.

But he was ready to move ahead.

Let yourself feel clean and ready to move ahead.

Controversial plans by north Wales health board appear set to go ahead, including proposals to move serious neonatal care to England, and close some community hospitals.

The agent of Ajax defender Jan Vertonghen,  25, insists the player's move to Tottenham is still set to go ahead despite the sacking of manager Harry Redknapp.

House leaders had set a 5 40 p.m. rules hearing to move ahead, but canceled it after the Heritage Foundation, Red State and FreedomWorks all slammed the GOP proposal as unacceptable.

In a gripping, if uneven, 20 minutes of action, Federer twice broke to move ahead in the second set but was pegged back each time, missing set point with another loose forehand at 5-4.