Sentence examples for Achieve significant progress from inspiring English sources
Negotiations have failed to achieve significant progress.
"Maybe they felt they needed to achieve significant progress in the Damascus area, and loosened the rules of engagement".
However, she has yet to achieve significant progress, leaving many investors impatient and calling for her head.
It found that Mr. Bush will face a nation that has grown sour on Washington and skeptical that he will be able to achieve significant progress in health care, the economy, the Iraq war and the cost of prescription drugs for older patients before he leaves office in three years.
"The tools are now all in place to achieve significant progress, but it depends on whether the city decides to use the tools," said Joel Berg, executive director of the New York City Coalition Against Hunger and former member of the Clinton administration.
This is the first initiative of its kind to be established by UNESCO for 40 years and is the result of effective networking among geoparks and their partners aiming to achieve significant progress in geo-conservation, geotourism, environmental education and sustainable local development.
The summit achieved significant progress, including a consensus to drop $55bn worth of multilateral debt for 18 of the most highly indebted countries.
It is important that the whole world agrees on the need for a legally binding document, and achieves significant progress in this regard.
Therefore, targeting apoptosis-related proteins has been one of the most active research fields in cancer therapeutics for the long-term and has achieved significant progress recently.
The court noted in its opinion that the political process had achieved significant progress around the country, with 14 states in 15 years repealing laws outlawing interracial marriages.
The Alzheimer's Society, for example, has achieved significant progress on policy around dementia by harnessing the experience and insight of individuals and families with direct experience of dementia.
