Sentence examples for depend on progress from inspiring English sources

The pace of the releases will depend on progress in the talks.

"The actual start of construction will depend on progress with both the D.O.E.

"It will depend on progress in building and consolidating democracy and respect for the rule of law.

It can do none of those things while pursuing a grisly war in Kashmir, and none without America's support, which will depend on progress there.

In an account of the conversation with General Pinochet that was published in his memoirs, Mr. Kissinger said that the "underlying theme" of the meeting was that "any major help from us would realistically depend on progress on human rights".

Mr. Sarkozy, pressed by public opinion after the Chinese crackdown in Tibet in the spring, said his presence as European Union president at the Games would depend on progress in talks between Beijing and the Dalai Lama's envoys on Tibet's future.

Depending on progress, it will provide seven to nine months of complete isolation.

However, the rebound could be short-lived and market volatility could still rise, depending on progress in negotiations.

He said union leaders would decide whether to continue the partial strike depending on progress in the wage talks.

He added: "Depending on progress over the next month or so, we hope to achieve commercial close by Christmas with financial closure in the new year.

"All that depends on progress, Israel's interests and what we achieve," said David Levy, Israel's foreign minister, after returning from Egypt.