Sentence examples for delivering progress from inspiring English sources

It would also be a powerful symbol that our leaders understand the importance of delivering progress to children beyond political rhetoric.

In this scenario, governments are seen as at best incompetent, incapable of adapting to changing circumstance, and the private sector becomes the only reliable means of delivering progress.

UK forces did an excellent job in Sangin, an area which has always been and continues to be uniquely challenging, delivering progress by increasing security and taking the fight to the insurgency.

Gareth Bale will be a clear and present danger to England's aspirations in Lens – the second smallest venue with a capacity of just 35,000 – on 16 June, but having been set the challenge of delivering progress and an "improvement on our last two tournaments" by FA chief executive Martin Glenn, France 2016 started well for Hodgson with the draw in Paris.

For much of the 20th century, these institutions were capable of maintaining stability and delivering progress.

The legitimacy of experts relies on their presumed ability to deliver progress.

But a concerted effort by the Obama administration might yet deliver progress, he said.

Power will flow away from traditional institutions that have failed to deliver progress – especially governments and banks.

The alternative of divide and rule won't deliver progress for any generation or for our country as a whole.

"We have a rare chance to pursue a new path, a different, better future that delivers progress for both our peoples and the wider world," he said.

There was a sign of acknowledgement from the President, according to British sources present; Mr Rajapaksa said that, with time, he can deliver progress.