Sentence examples for government progress from inspiring English sources
After years of concerted effort by the Labour government, progress has been drastically reversed since the austerity programme began.
Last month, the government also announced the formation of a commission to track government progress against paramilitary groups.
A team from Washington was recently in Dushanbe to assess government progress, establish new benchmarks for the next tranche of funds, and assess the impact of Roghun fundraising.
An internal government progress report in September 2011 identified a lack of employees "to manage the multiple activities and contractors happening concurrently" as a "major risk" to the whole project.
He also discloses that he is to ask Sir Tim Berners Lee, the inventor of the world wide web and a government adviser, to draw up proposals on how government progress against the key guarantees can be measured online.
A government progress report marking the second anniversary of civil service reform also said civil servants must earn the confidence of ministers and have a professional duty to implement ministerial decisions without "delay, fudge or ambiguity".
As the SNP's term in government progressed, there would be many more arguments with Westminster, on topics ranging from energy policy to Treasury funding and, more recently, the terms of the independence referendum.
Linked to the central role of agendas in policy making, government progresses specific agendas through siloed structures, each with different ways of developing and implementing policy.
However, as the government progresses with the implementation of its austerity measures (with considerable cuts to health care expenditure) there are concerns that providers may prioritise differently.
In its report the RSPB also assesses governments' progress on implementing changes to help birds such as the hen harrier and peregrine.
America should begin to acknowledge its culpability in supporting oppressive regimes in the Middle East and forge instead a consistent policy of preferential treatment for governments progressing toward democracy.
