Sentence examples for a plan to progress from inspiring English sources

"He has a plan to progress and propel Lincoln City forward, and above all else he has a plan to get this club back into the Football League," Dorrian said.

In a 2012 paper in Neuron, based on meetings organized by the Oxnard, California-based Kavli Foundation, Yuste and colleagues laid out a plan to progress gradually from mapping the brain activity of simple model organisms such as the fruit fly to charting the brains of creatures that contain roughly 1 million neurons, such as the Etruscan shrew.

Have a plan, to progress into bigger and better "gifts" in the future.

Yet even when people develop a plan to progress for the better, and eagerly begin, most don't stick with it.

But PAs can also lead fulfilling and varied careers by staying put; a third of respondents said they had always wanted to be a PA and a similar number plan to progress into a more senior PA or EA role in their organisation.

But the scheme has been on hold ever since, because of what the company has called the "political disturbances". Nor is there progress on a plan to build another dam a little way downstream as a safety net to catch any moving wall of floodwater.

Bordeaux's elimination in the group stages of this season's Champions League rankles and though the club have big plans to progress, including a vast new ­stadium, Blanc does not hide his ­impatience.

There would be a plan to assess progress, based on a series of mutually acceptable milestones accomplished by Geron.

Once a year, parents have individual, in-depth meetings with teachers to review their student's performance and collaborate on a plan to further progress.

Speaking on the Andrew Marr Show, Ms Morgan said where schools do not have a plan to help students progress, the government would intervene.

Mayor Bill de Blasio and his administration have struggled to make progress on a plan to open 90 new shelters.