Sentence examples for assessments of the progress from inspiring English sources

"They should demand public and transparent assessments of the progress each individual bank is making.

Prior to the NAO report, the department consistently provided reassuring assessments of the progress of Universal Credit.

On the contrary, Donald Rumsfeld, the defence secretary, has been at pains to dampen over-optimistic assessments of the progress of the war.

In one of his bluntest assessments of the progress of the administration's Iraq strategy, Mr. Gates said, "I think the developments on the political side are somewhat discouraging at the national level".

In the future, sufficiently precise measurements of the temporal evolution of atmospheric mixing ratios of CF4 and C2F6 may make possible annual assessments of the progress of PFC emissions abatement in the aluminum industry.

Howard Wolfson, a deputy mayor, began calling members of the City Council early Wednesday morning for their assessments of the progress of snow removal in their districts and their diagnoses of any potential problems, a person told of the calls said.

Adiponectin concentration could be a marker of the existence of atherosclerosis, and measurement of its concentration may be helpful in assessment of the progress of atherosclerosis.

An assessment of the progress made by each language training center in providing capabilities in critical and strategic languages under the program to members of the Armed Forces and Department of Defense employees.

The Iranian government has acknowledged that the US is genuinely willing to reach a comprehensive agreement with Tehran, in an unusual assessment of the progress of the ongoing nuclear talks.

It's this pervasive economic unease that is capsizing the Republican Party, even as Americans have arrived in recent months at a somewhat more optimistic assessment of the progress of the Iraq war.

So this is the agreement I will work for if I am prime minister: Ambitious emissions targets for all countries, reviewed every five years, based on a scientific assessment of the progress towards the 2C goal.