Sentence examples for an ongoing process to from inspiring English sources

"I think the classification system is an ongoing process to improve.

Morgan added that agreement with the council, which was the only remaining substantial creditor, would be the next stage in an ongoing process to save the club.

"Today's discussions and agreements are simply part of an ongoing process to ensure that all farmers -- regardless of race, creed, gender, national origin or geographic location -- are treated fairly," Ms. Veneman said in a statement.

A.We are only 10 months into the most comprehensive set of reforms in the history of the Tour, so it is an ongoing process to educate the players about what are the important events on our Tour.

West Yorkshire police said in a statement on Sunday: "We are continuing with an ongoing process to review 'legacy' [historical] documents including material relating to the Yorkshire Ripper in line with national guidance around the handling of information, and in conjunction with the Home Office under the requirements of the Public Records Act.

The Daily Telegraph said a Home Office spokeswoman refused to rule out broadening the service to target economy class passengers in the future, adding "This consultation is part of an ongoing process to ensure that we can maintain a world class, competitive visa system which serves the ever-changing needs of our customers".

The White House had repeatedly threatened to veto the legislation, arguing that it preempted an ongoing process at the Department of State to evaluate whether the pipeline should be constructed.

"I would want to be a part of the ongoing process to help whomever is working with our children to understand what makes it work," he said.

A Channel 4 spokesman declined to comment on the ongoing process to appoint a new chief executive.

However, validation is an ongoing process, and to fully validate an outcome instrument it has to perform as expected over time in different settings [ 20].

Evaluation should be an ongoing process both to identify opportunities for improving the effectiveness of the measures but also to identify maladaptation and unintended consequences as quickly as possible (Yohe and Ebi 2005).