Sentence examples for forcing progress from inspiring English sources

A surer way of forcing progress would be for the Labour party to pledge that its intended repeal of the Health and Social Care Act will include an obligation on all CCGs to apply such a measure in future contracts.

But all parties agree that only the United States has enough credibility and clout to force progress.

Prosecutors have not inspected the crime scene because of worries about their own safety.Two developments may force progress.

Instead, we have substituted a punitive high-stakes testing regime that seeks to force progress on the cheap.

Claimant lawyers, whether their motives have been sincere or whether they regarded equal pay as the latest gravy train, have forced progress.

Many feel badly let down by Obama's failure to force progress towards a Palestinian state, but they also know that Romney is unlikely to be a friend to their cause.

Removing these decisions from the responsibility of local councillors (or simply by circumventing the planning process) will either be seen as a wise attempt to force progress or a cynical attempt to avoid blame for unpopular developments.

Certainly no one entity can force progress; it must be achieved via negotiated consensus and compromise across the various institutions and entities.

Any senator who wishes to maintain the slightest modicum of environmental credibility should vote against Sen. Murkowski's cynical attempt to shut down the only serious law that might actually force progress on industry's global warming pollution.

As the task force progress dragged on, another player emerged — Governor Malloy.

The White House said Barack Obama had received updates on the Iraqi forces' progress while on holiday in Hawaii with his family.