Sentence examples for acknowledged some progress from inspiring English sources

Mr. Moses acknowledged some progress in the Edison schools, but said that most district schools had improved.

Mr. Pataki acknowledged some progress had been made in the private talks with Senator Bruno and the Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver.

They acknowledge some progress.

While acknowledging some progress, Eliot concludes that housing providers must do more to ensure widespread integrated services: "[There is] still a considerable amount of uncertainty.

(Last Friday, at a meeting in Vienna, the I.A.E.A. passed a resolution that, while acknowledging some progress, complained that Iran had yet to be as open as it should be, and urgently called upon it to resolve a list of outstanding questions).

The report acknowledges some progress has been made in addressing safety issues highlighted but risks remained including: Some children and young people are still being inappropriately admitted to adult mental health wards.

"The national executive committee has had time to consider this matter and have acknowledged that some progress is being made.

Progress on prevention Despite such challenges, 'Opportunity in Crisis' acknowledges that some progress has been made in preventing new infections among young people.

Local cycling advocates acknowledge that some progress is being made.

"We acknowledge that some progress has been made," they wrote, but "much more needs to be done".

The discussion group acknowledged progress in some common areas and directions surrounding "resilience," spanning for example research on infrastructure, risk analysis, resiliency as a process, social adaptability, local contexts, and ecosystems.