Sentence examples for further milestone from inspiring English sources

ITV said it was a "further milestone in the company's strategy of building an international content business" and "significantly strengthens ITV's position as a leading producer in Europe".

On announcing the Talpa acquisition, ITV said it was a "further milestone in the company's strategy of building an international content business".

A further milestone was reached in 2005, when Henkel introduced the Code of Corporate Sustainability and became the first company to sign the Charter for Sustainable Cleaning of the International Association for Soaps, Detergents and Maintenance Products AISEE).

After the Apollo Moon program, the international space station represents a further milestone of humankind in space.

A further milestone in the development of feminist bioethics was the publication of Rosemary Tong's Feminist Approaches to Bioethics: Theoretical Reflections and Practical Applications (1997).

The government in Taiwan will keep struggling on the current basis, actively coordinate the cooperation of the departments to plan and promote the business of EIS, so as to benefit children with developmental delay and bring the child welfare of our nation to a further milestone.

Further milestones included Whatever You Want (1979), its hit title track co-written by Parfitt, and Never Too Late 19811), recorded in the same batch of sessions in Dublin with producer John Eden as Just Supposin' (1980).

At only 23 years old, the Swiss maestro will almost certainly reach further milestones, and has time on his side as he attempts to overhaul Pete Sampras' modern-day record of seven titles and establish a reputation as the greatest player ever to grace the sport.

"This year, we can expect to scale rapidly and reach further milestones.

Further milestones, with dates and budgets for each, are currently being developed to line up our live-performance events and to meet our marketing and sales goals.

14 Further milestones in androgen replacement were made with the isolation of steroidal androgens by Butenandt (1931), extraction of testosterone in a crystalline form from bull testes by David and colleagues (1935), and the chemical synthesis of testosterone by Butenandt and Hanish (1935), and Rizica and Wettstein (1935).