Sentence examples for enable the progress from inspiring English sources

The current system of attainment targets and levels is not perfect but it does enable the progress of every learner to be tracked.

"To enable the progress being made  for children to accelerate, the UN and its partners, the international community and the South Sudan government must invest in the necessary systems, structures and human resources", Ms. Johnson said.

Most parents had not heard of deferred consent, yet they supported its use to enable the progress of emergency care research providing a child's safety was not compromised by the research.

According to the 2008 Population census, over 50 percent of the population is under the age of 18. UNICEF believes that collective efforts must be made by the government, the UN and its partners, the international community and South Sudanese communities to invest in the necessary systems, structures and human resources to enable the progress being made for children to accelerate.

"This is about enabling the progress we've made to continue and making nonproliferation programs even more effective.

Good optical access enabled the progress of plasma fronts, shock waves, igniting kernels, and propagating flames to be recorded with high-speed schlieren photography.

Resources were raised as an essential issue that enables the progress of implementation work.

Some countries would regard this as a weakness; but in Brazil, it has enabled the progress to be adapted and re-oriented as the broader political, policy, and economic contexts changed over the years.

There was no single long term plan or strategy, but in Brazil this has enabled the progress to be adapted and re-oriented as the broader context changed over the years.

By December, construction of the infrastructure and supply lines had sufficiently progressed to enable the British advance to recommence, during the evening of 20 December.

It is widely believed that metastatic cells are rare and that they evolve during the late stages of tumour progression from a series of genetic changes that enable the cells to progress through the sequential steps that finally result in growth in distant organ microenvironments [ 30, 31].