Sentence examples for for sustained progress from inspiring English sources
But the law's passage demonstrates that this still very authoritarian country is able to make the institutional and legal changes necessary for sustained progress.
Energy Secretary Steven Chu originally requested money in the president's 2010 budget for eight hubs, calling the $25-million-a-year 25-million-a-year 25-million-a-year 25-million-a-yearists an opportunity for sustained progress on important obstacollaborationsn-energy economy.
She served as Plan International's "Because I am a Girl" campaign Global Ambassador and spoke at the Girl Summit in London in 2014, where she called for sustained progress to end female genital mutilation and child marriage.
Please help us secure government and industry commitment to USI which is so essential for sustained progress for elimination of IDD.
- Analyze the facts (e.g. the inputs from GEM and the conditions surrounding its implementation) that appear to be influencing these results or changes, both negatively and positively, and the implications these might have for sustaining progress.
Jens Keller's Schalke are a byword for inconsistency and lack of sustained progress, Leverkusen play good stuff but cannot quite close the deal.
Their neighbours' pain is particularly sweet for the Royal Blues faithful these days: Dortmund's meteoric rise under Klopp had put Schalke's lack of sustained progress in sharp contrast.
Look for steady and sustained progress on numbers one, two, four and five of those; pray for it on number three.
"Such developments raise hope for renewed and sustained progress toward economic equality," said Janet L. Yellen, the chairman of the White House's Council of Economic Advisers.
Aligning organizational renewal with new product development is an innovative actionable strategy for continuously nurturing sustained progress.
We have already exceeded our target for primary school trainees and are making sustained progress for the secondary sector – including in key subjects like English, maths, physics and chemistry, where we are ahead of last year's performance.
