Sentence examples for stance going forward from inspiring English sources
"Financial markets are overlooking excellent operational management and a presumed more conservative M&A stance going forward," says BMO's David Radclyffe.
She added: "John Longworth and the BCC board recognise that John's personal view on the referendum is likely to create confusion regarding the BCC's neutral stance going forward.
It's part of a bigger focus of Motorola's on power management going forward, a stance espoused by Motorola Mobility CEO Dennis Woodside.
Oil prices came to their senses during late trading in Europe on Friday, as investors took profit from Thursday's bounce and returned to the bearish stance that is likely to keep pressure on crude going forward.
At the two-day retreat, aides said, Republican leaders are expected to emphasize that a united conference going forward will offer House Republicans the strongest negotiating stance on crucial coming issues like the debt ceiling limit and spending cuts.
The most interesting thing Taylor said was that Facebook's stance is that social connections are going to be just as important going forward as hyperlinks have been for the web.
Going forward expect to see the SEC take a stronger stance towards public companies that either quickly shift their name of their business or their entire business strategy to take advantage of crypto and blockchain hype.
The fact that Apple only booted it now seems to indicate it will take a tougher stance on apps which are designed to collect user data as one of their primary functions going forward.
Going forward, a spokesperson for the government body says it will take "an evidence-based stance on how services should be delivered".
But the stance appears to be an increasingly central part of Mr. Romney's platform and his efforts to draw a distinction with the White House going forward.
