Sentence examples for able to achieve progress from inspiring English sources

Brazil was able to achieve progress under the Workers Partyy in the last 12 years.

To achieve progress means being able to change the status quo, and for those who hold power to relinquish some of it.

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.

We do not have well-balanced and complementary mechanisms in place to be able to achieve sustainable progress, both in the cultural and economic spheres.

Eager not to be labeled a, "Lame duck, " which is the American nickname for all Presidents in the final year of Presidency, Mr. Obama - looking rather tired and a tad skinny - stressed that in 2015 he was able to achieve unprecedented progress in marriage equality in the United States, and to concluding a historic trade agreement.

The Countdown report helps us understand how and why countries were able to achieve significant progress in the last decade"  Family planning disparities Countdown data show that funding for family planning programs has declined since the 1990s and still falls far short of the need.

And what is the best instrument to achieve progress?

"In order to achieve progress, you have to teach religion in its proper form".

Young has repeatedly said he wants to engage with Saudi Arabia on the issue to achieve progress.

"And there are periods when we are hopeful that we might be able to achieve some diplomatic progress in eliminating their nuclear program.

In order to renew their bronze award or secure a silver, universities will have to go beyond mere plans and promises and provide evidence that BME staff and students are able to achieve, thrive and progress to the very highest levels.