Sentence examples for achieving substantial progress from inspiring English sources

Distinguished Delegates, in the face of such challenges, we need your help and support -- both in achieving substantial progress on the child survival and development goals laid down at the Summit -- and in completing a definitive new vision for children that will guide UNICEF's work in the 21st Century.

Mr. Ivanov said: "Today we had very constructive negotiations, and on many issues we achieved substantial progress.

Second generation HTS wires, having a coated conductor composite architecture, are under development today and achieved substantial progress recently.

But it warned that it was "concerned that seven additional staff might prove woefully insufficient to achieve substantial progress towards what must be an important intermediate goal: the eradication of child abuse images from the open internet".

Collaborative efforts during the past years achieved substantial progress in defining the genetic architecture, underlying susceptibility to MS. Similar to other autoimmune diseases, HLA-DR and HLA-DQ alleles within the HLA class II region on chromosome 6p21 are the highest-risk-conferring genes.

Black has achieved substantial progress.

We believe that research and development of technologies must be accompanied by structural and molecular investigations of the biomass in order to achieve substantial progress.

With the RBM goal of prompt treatment of 80% of all childhood fevers at a HCF by 2010, the analysis presented here for Scenario 1 shows that Kenyan can achieve substantial progress towards this target by focusing on earlier delivery of children already being taken to a HCF.

Nowadays GaN-based compound semiconductors have already achieved substantial progresses and have been comprehensively utilized in high temperature, high power, and high-frequency devices [1, 2], in which ohmic contacts are crucial for good device performance.

Namibia has also achieved substantial economic progress with average annual GDP growth of about 5% from 2003 to 2010 and is now ranked by the World Bank as an upper middle income country [ 28].

Although some progress has been made in the computational prediction of FRET changes [ 4], empirical screening remains the most effective method of achieving substantial improvements.