Sentence examples similar to commencement of progress from inspiring English sources
But the railroad companies had full knowledge of the proceedings relating to the assessment and of the commencement, the progress and the completion of the improvement.
This was exemplified in one project, which specifically identified that having poorly defined role descriptions, objectives, and goals at the commencement of the project substantially slowed progress of the project; role descriptions were negotiated late in the project, delaying staff and patient recruitment.
These objectives are the reduction in the mean delay time to diagnosis (and commencement of treatment) and a reduction in the rate of progress from infection to active infectious disease.
If it takes place after the commencement of hostilities, the military operations in progress are not interrupted in the absence of an agreement to the contrary.
For patients on PET, additional outcome variables were related to the response to therapy, assessed by the UICC criteria (Hayward et al, 1977), and time to progression was defined as the time from the commencement of the endocrine agent till the tumour progressed.
"We don't see the commencement of a negotiation process as contributing to progress now..
Signs of progress abound.
More evidence of progress.
"We have made a lot of progress as a nation, but we are not there yet," said Dudley, recalling an oft-heard saying from Lewis, who is the principal speaker at Harvard University's Commencement.
