Sentence examples for successfully move forward from inspiring English sources
Some legal experts with extensive family detention experience doubt the government's proposal will successfully move forward, because they say it blatantly violates the law.
However, the Sockers needed him to play defense, and they thought he would make a strong defender who could successfully move forward to the attacking zone.
If the revised rule successfully moves forward, it could change the way that state revenue departments view - and tax - online sales from out of state retailers.
The following five tips can help to maximize your chances for successfully moving forward. 1. Forgive but don't forget.
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So like Pink Floyd and many cultural icons before them, Pixies are successfully moving forward and making art in front of an increasing, and increasingly accessible, fandom that seems pretty stoked with whatever version of it can get.
Chicago is successfully moving forward with its own Green Alley Program, introduced in 2007 to convert more than 1,900 miles of asphalt and concrete public alleys to 3,500 acres of permeable paving, with the goal of reducing storm water by 80percentt.
This week, a Georgetown University professor reported in Foreign Affairs that in the absence of any forceful action against Burma its military dictatorship is now "partnering with North Korea to explore nuclear nuclear capabilities, a potentially explosive issue given recent revelations that Pyongyang has successfully moved forward with its own program for highly enriched uranium".
"It has become apparent to me that our ability to successfully move Wells Fargo forward from here will benefit from a new CEO and fresh perspectives," Sloan said in a statement.
Whether stakeholders are working at systemic (federal, provincial/state policy makers), organizational (regional or local managers) or interactional (front line practitioners) levels, their viewpoints must be considered and addressed to successfully move collaborations forward.
But we cannot move forward successfully without preserving the human moment.
