Sentence examples for take forward plans from inspiring English sources

Go back to 2009, when the council formally teamed up with Capco (and Transport for London) to take forward plans for a regeneration scheme they had already been gestating behind the scenes for a year, and find its vision for creating "decent neighbourhoods" characterised by "a housing mix by type, size and tenure to attract people on a range of incomes".

Groups including clinicians will take forward plans in areas including identifying preferred sites for the centres.

The new owners of a south of Scotland dam could take forward plans for a new hydroelectric scheme.

Personal preparation also takes forward planning.

Once we have completed that process and listened to people's views we will take forward our plans for a referendum in autumn 2014".

Mr Darling has been involved in meetings with Conservatives and Liberal Democrats to take forward the plans for a pro-union campaign which is expected to launch later this year.

With the general election just 10 weeks away, voters will determine which of the political parties will be in a position to take forward the plans after 7 May.

She will also be working with councils, the voluntary sector, private firms and others to take forward a plan of action and will report to First Minister Alex Salmond, through attendance at Cabinet.

AIG leads were given responsibility to take forward the plan during the subsequent three month cycle (DO), and review progress and summarize any learning in order that the action research could be evaluated (STUDY).

"The Scottish government recognises the key role of the Scotch whisky industry in our food and drink strategy and we look forward to working constructively with Diageo to take forward their investment plans in Scotland".

Parliament will give priority to a further revision of the Money Laundering Directive and more generally to take forward the February action plan to fight the financing of terrorism and organised crime.