Sentence examples for admitted progress from inspiring English sources

Ministers want more councils to be open about the scale of the gang problem, and claim that until the pervasiveness of gangs is admitted, progress will not be made.

Moratti confirmed he has recently met with Thohir and other potential Indonesian investors and admitted progress has been made on the deal.

Mr. Straw admits progress, but said that "more needs to be done".

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Sir Stephen, chief executive of charity leaders body ACEVO said there was "anger and frustration" at the pace of change and the NHS admitted that progress had been slow.

Ukraine's acting prime minister, Arseniy Yatsenyuk, celebrated the move but admitted future progress would be a "bumpy road".

During the meeting, Bradley admitted that progress on the western flank was very slow.

While Dubreu admitted that progress had been made — including the installation of water points and lighting around the migrant camps — she said she was concerned about the influx of migrants over the last few days.

Fernando Alonso admitted his progressing beyond first qualifying in Bahrain was "important" for McLaren after a difficult start to the season.

General Sultan admits that "progress has been slow"; but of the 12,000 madrassas the government estimates to exist, he claims that 7,000 have undertaken reform.

Eliseu Padilha, the transport minister, admits that progress since privatisation has been slower than expected, but claims it is gathering steam and that a 30% market share by 2005 is in sight.