Sentence examples for try to move ahead from inspiring English sources

"These countries are being portrayed very negatively if they try to move ahead," Mr. Love said.

Those concerns have not been addressed by WADA, one person briefed on the negotiations said, but the union is prepared to try to move ahead.

As much as Rodgers and the Packers try to move ahead, they cannot until Favre and General Manager Ted Thompson resolve their stalemate.

But at a moment that Mr. Obama is struggling to get his domestic agenda through Congress, it is unclear when he will try to move ahead on the treaty, and Mr. Biden offered no timetable for the effort.

Democrats in the Senate plan to try to move ahead with Mr. Obama's bill, once its costs have been evaluated by the Congressional Budget Office, sometime over the course of the coming weeks.

Today, they were so intent on getting Moss that, when they sensed that St . Louiswith the 20th pick or other teams behind them in the draft order might try to move ahead of the Jets at No. 19 to nab Moss, the Jets made a deal of their own, giving up picks in the fourth and sixth rounds to Pittsburgh to slip into the 16th spot.

Poverty offers another motivation for those trying to move ahead with tourism at Jonestown.

So we are trying to move ahead on different fronts.First, with the workers.

The Democrats could not deliver on the latter but tried to move ahead with the former.

In Kabul, the D.E.A. is trying to move ahead, if only in small steps, like training the Afghan drug force.

Mr. Meghnad Desai talked about the psychological trauma of Partition, which prevented affected people from talking about their experience as they tried to move ahead with their lives.