Sentence examples for blueprint for progress from inspiring English sources

It represents an ambitious, though achievable blueprint for progress.

The current programme cycle represents an ambitious, though achievable blueprint for progress.

The Millennium Declaration and Development Goals: A Blueprint for Progress In September of 2000 the largest gathering of world leaders in human history gathered for the Millennium Summit at United Nations headquarters in New York.

The Millennium Declaration and Development Goals: A Blueprint for Progress 22 September 2010 - In September of 2000 the largest gathering of world leaders in human history gathered for the Millennium Summit at United Nations headquarters in New York.

These Goals provide a blueprint for human progress on the most important issues of our time - including hunger and poverty, child and maternal health and survival, education, gender equality, combating deadly diseases and protecting the environment.

Patrolling that area will be a trio of players who would have surprised anyone until just weeks before the tournament, when a crucial change of system – and then personnel – laid the blueprint for USA's progress out of the group of death.

Your gathering today takes place as the world embarks on implementing the newly adopted 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development -- a people-centered, planet-friendly blueprint for shared global progress.

"I have laid out our blueprint for world peace and progress in clear and concise terms".

He replies: "A business plan is needed more by you than investors as the blueprint for your company, team communication, and progress metrics".

Chairman Chris Grant said: "Everything about this contract sets a blueprint for the way we want to progress with our young cricketers from now on".

The federal environment minister, Josh Frydenberg, said the report showed "significant progress" and that "the blueprint for a new era in reef protection has been established for ongoing cooperation and collaboration involving governments, science, industries and communities".