Sentence examples for support moving forward from inspiring English sources

And that's why Republicans plan to support moving forward on a debate over this legislation, because it's a debate the country deserves".

He, like Hernandez, ranks lower 80th in run support among pitchers qualified for the ERA title, and with the team's bats showing increasing signs of potential — the Mariners' batting average has spiked from.228 in April/March to.281 in May — there's reason to believe he'll have more offensive support moving forward.

Below, five members of Forbes Business Development Council share which new technology will make the biggest difference to your development team and provide the greatest amount of support moving forward.

However, encouraging preliminary single-center pre-post European pilot studies [92] have shown reductions in delirium incidence and duration in patients considered at high risk after prophylactic low doses of haloperidol, and support moving forward with multicenter prophylaxis trials in high-risk ICU populations.

Price spokeswoman Angelina Valencia said that if a conflict of interest emerged, "we would not support moving forward" with the idea.

Thank Senators who support moving forward on these nominees and tell those who oppose this common-sense progress to get out of the way.

Ms. Shapiro staunchly supports moving forward with the testing standards in H.B. 3, the 2009 legislation that set up the transition to the new Staar exams from the state's current TAKS subject area tests.

This is the type of cool discovery and originality that I hope Twitter supports moving forward.

"We call on those who have supported moving forward with these techniques to make it clear that other kinds of inheritable genetic changes remain off-limits".

If you still want a copy of the iOS version, even knowing that it won't be supported moving forward, Panic is leaving it up briefly for anyone who wants to make a last minute purchase.

Coburn and Murkowski, who were not present for the first vote, supported moving forward on the second vote.