Sentence examples for will have moved forward from inspiring English sources

"Either we will have achieved specific results, or we will have moved forward on the negotiations or we will have conceptually identified strategies and begun to move forward on them".

What effect turmoil overseas will have moving forward is less clear.

This is a discussion we will have moving forward with our "Imagine" group back home.

I might not always have an immediate understanding but I know that if I look at something in retrospect, I will understand how I have moved forward in my life as a result of everything that I have experienced.

"We thank you for your tremendous backing - something we are confident we will still have moving forward as we embark on looking to make an immediate return to the Premier League".

Next year as the wealthy and the powerful gather here again to discuss the same topics, the technoweenies among them will have moved society even further forward.

If the sponsors agree that the process has moved forward, they will convene an international conference to support Palestinian economic recovery and begin the creation of a Palestinian state with provisional borders.

"We're not stepping away from that, and if it unravels, as these things sometime do, we will have to move forward," she said.

He said most countries would have preferred an endorsement from the Council, "but if that is not the case, we will have to move forward".

The owners will have to move forward managing an enterprise that is set back on its heels, burdened with the down-round label.

"If there was a coalition government anywhere else, and one party walked away then the natural consequence is an election and all the parties will have to move forward and accept the outcome of the ballot box," said the Sinn Fein chief whip, Alex Maskey.