A Phrase I Loathe: "Going forward."
Why I Loathe It: It's one of those corporate-speak phrases like "caveat" that has eeked its way into the mainstream when its only effect is pretension and false promise. In fact, it's just like "caveat," something to cover your ass because there's no deadline for whatever it is you're going forward towards, so it's just something that's like, "Perhaps, at some point in time, we will do this, but not right at this exact moment in time and maybe never, but doesn't the possibility of something happening make you feel better?"
What Should Be Done To Prevent Usage of this Loathsome Term: Rather than make false promises, don't propose anything unless you plan on doing something about it right then or have a firm timeline for whatever proposal it is you're making. Or just say "moving on" or "in the future" or ANYTHING BUT "GOING FORWARD."
Thank you all for your prompt attention to this matter.