Sentence examples for states moving forward from inspiring English sources

There are now some forty-four cases in nineteen or twenty states moving forward.

In her book titled The Good Karma Divorce, Judge Michele Lowrance states "Moving forward with your life is critical to the process of healing.

These similarities are only highlighted by the fact that many of the states moving forward with these repressive laws today are the same states that by and large enforced segregation by race in the first half of the twentieth century.

But Mr. Kirk, the United States trade representative, "has made clear that he would be very disappointed if any member states moved forward with disbursing aid for the A350," his general counsel, Timothy Reif, said.

A woman, unfamiliar with the ways of modern states, moves forward with some camels, carrying a copy of the Koran on her head, assured the holy book would protect her.

Interstate inequalities have increased as some states moved forward dramatically while others continue to offer no program at all.

Some states moved forward with reforms to reduce the number of incarcerated kids.

This week, two conservative states moved forward with what could become the most severe abortion bans in the country.

That Duncan has made good on his threat to revoke Washington's waiver for failing to meet its deadline could affect how other states move forward.

Immediately after the Supreme Court gutted the preclearance formula in 2013, six states moved forward with their plans to enact laws that the Department of Justice had not yet precleared.

This has included news of swimwear and other clothing "trends," marking an attempt to portray the image of a state moving forward under Kim's youthful and energetic, yet knowledgeable, guidance.