Sentence examples for will be moved forward from inspiring English sources

The start at the course in Liverpool, England, will be moved forward 90 yards, and the landing zone of the Becher's Brook jump will be leveled.

A number of fiscal measures were also brought in early: the planned increase in child benefit will be moved forward from April to January, while the child tax credit will increase to £2,235 next April instead of April 2010, and pensioners will get £60 in the new year.

Tim Eller, a spokesman for the state Department of Education, said the governor is reviewing the recommendations and "he will determine how those that he deems to have merit will be moved forward".

This idea that love is the act of sacrificing our own self-interests -- even our own lives -- with the agenda that this unconditional love and grace will be moved forward one person, one light at time.

While the chairwoman of the Commission for Human Rights, Gender Equality, Missing Persons & petitions to the Assembly, Ms. Suzan Novoberdali, pledged that the issues of children's rights and their sound development will be moved forward.

Let's see how it will be moving forward.

An MoJ spokesperson said: "We will be moving forward with problem-solving courts.

"That's what I haven't been in the past, that's what I will be moving forward".