Sentence examples for a foundation for progress from inspiring English sources

American officials assert that they have helped lay a foundation for progress, including a provision for meetings between Egyptian and Israeli officials on the thorny remaining issues.

The international development minister, Alan Duncan, said the aid – which will be delivered through agencies – would provide both immediate help and a "foundation for progress".

Through new collaborations, appropriate investments in strengthening local organisations, and stronger local to global networks, we can secure local land rights as a foundation for progress on justice, economic development and environmental conservation in east Africa and around the world.

"Information freedom," she argued, "supports the peace and security that provide a foundation for global progress".

We believe that our results provide an improved theoretical understanding of the role of noise in stochastic local search, thereby providing a foundation for further progress in this area.

They know that every vegan meal or ingredient is a triumph and a foundation for future progress.

The evaluation uses UNGEI's three outcome areas as a foundation for examining progress and establishing the baseline.

Mr. President, all three of these tools show the extent to which UNICEF has built a solid foundation for progress in achieving the remaining goals of the decade -- while positioning ourselves to take on the challenges of the years beyond.

This 2015 report details steps that administration leaders, environmental and energy advocates, and other stakeholders could take to achieve additional short-term successes and create a foundation for long-term progress that endures beyond the administration.

All organisations are making choices about where to invest in projects and said that having a clear understanding of the objectives of all parties provides a very firm foundation for progress.

The evaluation of synergies and antagonisms among pollutants, including their dose response relationships, is a necessary foundation for progressing toward a multipollutant air quality management framework, as noted by the NRC Committee on Air Quality Management in the United States (NRC 2004b).