Sentence examples for that moving beyond from inspiring English sources

Pérez Molina concedes that moving beyond prohibition is problematic.

But Natasa Kandic believes that moving beyond a judicial process is the best answer to preventing future conflicts.

I am confident that the Board knows and understands that moving beyond developing basic skills means that change, though hard and unpopular, is imperative.

Recent surveys show that moving beyond informed consent, Japanese patients are involved in informed decision making in clinical practice [ 3] and that they prefer this involvement [ 4].

At the same time, it was recognized that moving beyond accepted concepts and terms may create problems at a country-level.

That becomes an innovation that moves beyond Anglicanism".

It adds up to deeply personal, memory-infused art that moves beyond ego.

They have a plan that moves beyond the traditional, low-hanging fruit of advertising.

We seem willing to strike out blindly at anything that moves beyond our control.

A vision for citizenship that moves beyond programmes for 'gifted and talented' children and young people.

The colony, Mr. Freedman said, "is a new hybrid that moves beyond that to actual creativity, to growth".