Sentence examples for work driving forward from inspiring English sources
Pipping the horn did not work; driving forward, even slowly, would be risky.
Downing Street highlighted the prime minister's own work in driving forward action against tax evasion and aggressive tax avoidance, which includes his plans to host a summit on the issue next month.
He said he had first developed his design in May "because I wanted to celebrate the fact that someone who had cancer was still working, still driving forward and still thinking positively about the future".
That is the work Ed is driving forward.
This was accelerated in phase two of the project by employing principles of participatory action research and PDSA, which served to create a shared and dedicated regular space for stakeholders to work together in driving forward service improvements and engage in continuous sense-making, a cyclical and reflective process through which coherence can be achieved [ 36].
Chief Constable Alex Marshall, the chief executive, said: "The report published today by the Home Affairs Committee contains many key areas of work that the College of Policing is driving forward.
We call on Theresa May to back up her words outside 10 Downing Street and take personal responsibility for driving forward this work, starting with a comprehensive race equality strategy and appointing a dedicated cabinet-level race equality minister".
He added: "As the UK prepares to welcome the first arrivals under our expanded Syrian refugee scheme, I am driving forward intensive work to ensure these individuals have all the support they need.
The President of the European Council is the person responsible for chairing and driving forward the work of the institution, which has been described as the highest political body of the European Union.
Alongside our international work through the partnership, Britain will keep driving forward our domestic transparency agenda.
Delegates agreed that it was useful if one part of the organisation was specifically responsible for recognising and driving forward change – and that it often helped if organisations worked together.
