Sentence examples for advancing the status from inspiring English sources
The ABC has confirmed the program was discussed by the broadcaster's Bonner committee – which has responsibility for monitoring the ABC's progress in advancing the status of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
Professor Rohini Pande, Rafik Hariri Professor of International Political Economy at Harvard Kennedy School and co-director of Evidence for Policy Design (EPoD), was honored by the American Economic Association for advancing the status of women in economics.
A professor at ILR, co-founder of Cornell's Women Studies Program, and a former member of the university's Board of Trustees, Prof. Farley was widely known for her work on advancing the status of women workers (especially managers, academics, and clericals) and for her efforts on behalf of affirmative action and in opposition to sexual discrimination and harassment.
Instead of advancing the status quo, disintermediation of mobile carriers and banks will lead to mobile financial services that solve real problems for customers.
Obama's second term must continue the forward momentum in advancing the status of women and girls.
The hotel was also influential in advancing the status of women, who were admitted singly without escorts.
The decisions, combined with ever more wide-reaching social legislation, have advanced the status of subjective rights in the Community.
Despite Egypt's proximity to Gaza and its potential to contribute, the regime has not advanced the status quo far beyond what the late president Anwar Sadat accomplished.
His portrayal of a black secret agent won him three Emmy Awards and helped to advance the status of African Americans on television.
And over the past 25 years Stanford brain scientist Ben Barres, MD, PhD, has arguably done as much as any human on earth to advance the status of the 90percentt of cells in the brain that aren't neurons.
Christensen draws a contrast between sustaining innovations, which advance the status quo (and established players) and disruptive innovations, which new entrants introduce to disrupt the status quo.
