In order to effectively weather any important transition in our lives -- whether in relationships, in the transition into our out of a major academic endeavor, in work, in geography -- we cannot move forward until we have let go of who we have been, and what has been, in the past.
We have made progress, but we should move -- we should not move forward until we have absolute confidence that the system will work and until we have made every reasonable diplomatic effort to minimize the costs of deployment and maximize the benefit, as I said, not only to America's security, but to the security of law-abiding nations everywhere subject to the same threat.
"We have made progress but we should not move forward until we have absolute confidence the system will work".
"We have made progress, but we should not move forward until we have absolute confidence the system will work," he said, announcing one of his most important foreign policy decisions in a hastily arranged speech at Georgetown University.
I don't think we can move forward on this until you shed these misconceptions that we've held for so many years.
Until a resolution is found, we cannot move forward".
We can't move forward until we look back".
"Even though it's a sensitive topic, we can't move forward until we acknowledge the problem.
There are all these things that could have happened and we can't move forward until we know the truth".
America needs to pay long overdue war reparations, and until we do, we will not move forward in any meaningful way.
But we will never move forward until we realize that each group contains some piece of God's revelation needed in order to build the kingdom of heaven on earth, and every kingdom needs good "bridges," the delicate connections from one person's heart to another that are more important than the sturdiest engineered steel we can devise.
