"It takes a big push to get it going but it is moving now and will continue to move long after we continue to pushing it," Johnson told reports during a Thursday conference.
"We are confident that when the secretary balances Cape Wind's benefits of increased energy independence, the hundreds of new jobs created and the contribution it will make to preserving and enhancing the environment of the cape and island then he will move this long overdue project forward," he said.
KT: Our hope for 2011 is to give space to the important conversations that will move this long-term transition effort forward.
Balancing trade, coupled with rewarding productivity, will move us a long way toward ending both the one-sided destruction of industry by subsidized competition with its consequent loss of jobs, and the growth of our indebtedness to other nations.
"It is our hope that the Council and new Mayor will move on a long-stalled package of reform bills in the Council, while we wait for more permanent solutions from Albany".
International Paper's policy specifies that it will move to recover long-term stock awards if the company's financial statements are restated as a result of errors, omission or fraud.
A compost pile is also an attractive host for bees, and ground beetles will move in readily as long as they have something to safely hide under.
The bigger question is whether all the pieces of the giant project will move forward given the long timeline, the astronomical bill and the political maneuvering over the treaty's approval.
Recording Company, the studio here where she was working on arrangements for "Bloom," the song that she hopes will move her beyond the long shadow cast by "Same Love," which went to No. 11 on the Billboard Hot 100 last summer, catapulting Ms. Lambert, who is 24, far beyond local renown.
"The operators themselves will move on - a long time hence but it will begin to happen.
