Sentence examples for any concrete progress from inspiring English sources

She talks of her commitment to a two-state peace deal with the Palestinians, but in her role as foreign minister and chief Israeli negotiator during the past year of peace talks she failed to make any concrete progress on the ground.

Carol Bellamy, the executive director of Unicef, said after a three-day visit that the rebel group, the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, had not made any concrete progress on a plan to stop recruiting children, which the rebels had agreed to develop after December peace talks.

The joke was: while the UN diplomat has not achieved any concrete progress in his mission, he seems to prioritise his own "Environment".

On Saturday, the second round of "national unity" roundtable talks were held in Kharkiv, but the talks, which the rebel leaders' were not present, are yet to make any concrete progress.

Here's a compelling way of looking at the situation: Truth #1 -- the success of Social Security and its corresponding support from voters -- has prevented Truth #3 from producing any concrete progress.

However, while there has been much discussion of a new export licensing regime to prevent British products being sold to abusive foreign governments, thus far there has been no concrete progress – and it's starting to look like any measure that restricts exports is unlikely to be popular with the prime minister.

Despite the friction, concrete progress was made.

"We will withhold economic assistance until concrete progress is evident".

But two years' hard work have resulted in little concrete progress.

The effort has been well-received here, even if concrete progress has been limited.

Make real, concrete progress towards investment that reaches all Africans, investments that prioritise rural people.