Sentence examples for build on progress from inspiring English sources

Together, we can build on progress we have already made to change that.

The report stressed the importance of the 2030 agenda for sustainable development to build on progress made.

But if we are to deliver major improvements in children's health across the board, we need to build on progress in all these areas.

This is what the Children Not Soldiers campaign seeks to achieve, galvanising support to end the recruitment of children by government armies – but requiring renewed commitment in order to build on progress so far.

The Alzheimer's Society is calling for the intervention of government funding: "It is vital that national governments build on progress made and commit to appropriately resourced national dementia strategies in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

General Powell said the purpose of the talks, which are scheduled to continue for four days, is to build on progress in "developing some common ground" between the two leaders last month in Paris.

The coalition's reforms, which have given schools more autonomy, built on progress made by Labour.

He also said the proposal had built on progress made in months of closed-door negotiations with Democrats on the issue of patients' rights.

Daniel M. Price, who was President George W. Bush's chief Group of 8 negotiator, said the initiative built on progress made in recent years, but faced some of the same challenges.

"Broadly, overall, the way society works is emergent, and it is built on progress — it generally runs downhill toward something better," Myhrvold says as we get deep into the philosophical weeds on all this stuff.

Acting Secretary of Education John King said the initiative builds on progress already happening at the state and local level.