Sentence examples for charting progress from inspiring English sources

George Osborne could be history by the weekend so it is easy to see why the chancellor might have paid less attention than usual to the latest figures charting progress in reducing Britain's budget deficit.

Currently the app quantifies the user based on their own daily best, as well as keeping track of their overall personal best and charting progress on individual exercise measures (such as 'hold', 'speed' and 'pulse'pulse

Background Between now and the end of 2007, a number of important new statistics will be released charting progress towards the achievement of the MDGs.

The sites did not have an internal tracking system for generating aggregated data on tobacco use treatments provided to smoking patients or for quickly retrieving and charting progress reports that were faxed back from the Quitline; as a result, clinicians were not able to easily track and conduct timely follow-up with smokers who received a fax referral.

THE idea of measuring things to chart progress towards a goal is commonplace in large organisations.

To hold itself accountable, Wal-Mart now publishes a quarterly figure to chart progress.

Courts appoint monitors in consent-decree cases as a matter of course to enable the court to chart progress in achieving the terms of the settlement.

Some 860 organisations have registered to attend this year's CSW, which meets each year to chart progress on women's empowerment.

In a nearby war room, officers charted progress on maps marked "Secret," a banner reminding them of the mission: "Strike a convincing blow against the enemy".

Benchmarks will also be established to chart progress over the next 6 to 12 months, officials said in interviews on Monday.

The trail is wide and well maintained, a gravel surface under a canopy of trees, with mile markers to chart progress, picnic tables and signs noting points of interest and giving a bit of history.