Sentence examples for would have moving forward from inspiring English sources

The very first question posed to founder Robert Redford at the festival's opening press conference asked him to account for what political involvement Sundance would have moving forward.

"If there was a clear and desperate need for it, it probably would have moved forward".

But the Center for Architecture has determined that, even without that assistance, it would have moved forward because the geothermal system was projected to pay for itself in less than three years, he said.

The adjournment on Wednesday was a blow to Kurds who had expected Parliament to pass a law that would have moved forward with provincial elections, at least in the rest of the country, without binding the Kurds to any provision diluting their power in the city.

"The culture would have moved forward as the social media chewed through that stuff," he says.

Defense attorneys have argued that the plot never would have moved forward without the federal government's involvement.

After that, successful treatments would have moved forward to a second phase of investigation.

An agenda item that would've moved forward the reuse of the old City Hall site on Newport Boulevard was continued to a future meeting, so there was no public hearing on how the property should be used.

Mid-level supervisors wouldn't have moved forward with this".

"We wouldn't have moved forward on Liverpool except for the passage of FFP," he said.

Take out that concern about interference, and the investigation would still have moved forward within the FBI.