Sentence examples for commitments and progress from inspiring English sources

Most important, we are expecting significant commitments and progress".

Special attention was paid to commitments and progress in some of the poorest African nations, particularly in the area of education.

Commitments from this first annual meeting have been documented and the GLAAS report will be one of the mechanisms partners use to monitor these commitments and progress over time.

"Industry needs as much policy clarity and consistency as possible in order to invest and innovate, and after almost 10 years of commitment and progress, UK house builders and developers have come a very long way," he said.

Encouraging signs of commitment and progress were also evident at two other landmark events held earlier this year.

This award represents a global recognition of the outstanding national leadership, commitment, and progress towards achievement of Goal 6 – halting and reversing the spread of HIV [ 5].

In reaction to this relapsing trend, there is a view that Africa needs to improve on the laudable Abuja commitment and progress from "just 15%% to '15 % plus" by doubling per capita investment in health, and also more in crucial social determinants and pillars of health [ 21].

We urge the Obama administration to work closely with us and our civil society partners to ensure ambitious commitments and real progress are made.

The Paris outcome includes the appointment of two high-level champions to continue to catalyze climate action and convene all stakeholders (paragraph 122), and an annual high-level event to announce new commitments and demonstrate progress (paragraph 121).

"As Supply Change relies solely on self-reported commitment declarations and progress updates, then in a sense, Trase compliments this in that it could provide a ground-truthing, or spot check, against what companies are saying in their own documentation".

This approach bears the disadvantage that a longer persistence in higher education captures delays and does not convey clear information about the student's actual course commitment and learning progress (Groot and Oosterbeek 1994; Rosenbaum 1986).