Sentence examples similar to arrest advancement from inspiring English sources
His arrest represents a significant advancement in the Justice Department's inquiry.
According to an analysis of school arrest data by the Advancement Project, a civil rights advocacy group in Washington, there were 2,345 juvenile arrests in 2001 in public schools in Miami-Dade County, Fla., nearly three times as many as in 1999.
Lt. James Palanzo, who heads the Warrant-Fugitive Unit, said Mr. Doncarlos's arrest was a testament to advancements in law enforcement in this post-9/11 electronic age that have made it increasingly difficult for fugitives to remain below the radar.
As Libyans gathered early Monday morning to celebrate rebel advancement into Tripoli and the arrest of Seif al-Islam, Moammar Gaddafi's second eldest son, some had a clear message to world leaders: "Thank You".
The arrest or surrender of Mladic is a key condition for Serbia's advancement toward membership in the European Union and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
Nobody was going to arrest you or anything of that sort, but you would certainly limit your opportunities for employment, for advancement and for participation, including civic participation.
Mass arrests of party, Soviet, economic and military workers caused tremendous harm to our country and to the cause of socialist advancement.
Advancement was never swift.
Attn: Advancement Office.
No room for advancement".
