Sentence examples for to rush ahead from inspiring English sources

Some countries may wish to rush ahead into a tighter union.

"We would advise councils not to rush ahead with implementing the controversial elements of regional spatial strategies," it says.

The Bush administration has shown no inclination to rush ahead with the admission of additional members, which is wise.

One producer, John Tinker, recalls being urged to rush ahead with an antidrug script of "Chicago Hope" even though it had been kicking around unappreciated for years.

It's laborious to plot out things; when you get that idea you tend to rush ahead too rapidly and you force the ending.

After a botched £3bn re-organisation, the NHS simply could not afford to rush ahead with these back-of-the-envelope plans.

You're going to connect the circle up to this dot, but don't rush ahead to this step just yet.

He led the Bosnian Serb army during Bosnia's civil war in the mid-1990s and has been indicted by a war-crimes tribunal in The Hague over Srebrenica.Serbia once dominated Yugoslavia; now it watches as former junior partners rush ahead to be taken seriously by the rest of the world.

There are moments in which Marinetti seems to be rushing ahead to the Russian Revolution and beyond ("the great crowds agitated by work, pleasure and revolt; the multi-colored and polyphonic surf of revolutions in modern capitals: the nocturnal vibration of the arsenals and the workshops beneath their violent electric moons").

Don't rush ahead with construction plans until the zoning is complete.

Close to breakeven, Hanaro is rushing ahead to very-high-speed digital subscriber lines, or VDSL.