Sentence examples for government no progress from inspiring English sources

With no new leaders, no convincing evidence of validation, no marked success in government, no progress toward peace, fragile links to its original setting abroad, and a local environment buffeted by the crosswinds of petty quarrels and regional antagonisms, Fatah fundamentally disappeared as a real political agent.

In other words, in its first 15 months, the government made no progress towards its target.

LAST month, Sudan's government made "no progress" in stopping ethnic cleansing in the western region of Darfur.

It has said it would consider leaving the government if no progress were made toward a Gaza withdrawal.

Entering the meeting, they had said they would establish an alternative government if no progress was made.

The drug maker was prosecuted, but according to interviews and government records no progress had been made in identifying the supplier of the poison.

Maoists left the interim coalition government, saying no progress was being made on their key demand of abolishing the monarchy and declaring a republic.

In other words, the government made no progress on its pledge of reducing net migration to the tens of thousands by the end of the parliament.

We had eight years of no daylight" — between George W. Bush and successive Israeli governments — "and no progress".

The government had made no progress for years in its investigation, despite pressure from the United States, which even provided a list of suspects.

Tester chimed in with the requisite paean: "While our troops are performing magnificently, the Iraqi government is making no progress at all".