Sentence examples for has been substantive progress from inspiring English sources

Government policies on early childhood, as it have been described above, aim to promote provision of early childhood education to a good standard level Indeed, there has been substantive progress in the provision of early childhood education for under three years children in Indonesia at community level.

The Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that the American and Brazilian presidents signed in March 2007 may bring Brazil and the United States closer on energy policy, but it is not clear whether there has been substantive progress implementing the three pillars found in that agreement.

"There has been substantial progress".

The talks have been substantive and businesslike.

But there has been little substantive progress recently towards reaching a final agreement.

But after the UK market had closed after the US house speaker John Boehner said there had been no substantive progress in the last two weeks, unsettling the US market.

Whatever expectations there may have been for substantive progress in Baghdad faded as the second day of discussions began, when Iran's state-financed Press TV satellite broadcaster reported the prospects for success were "vague and under question" if the powers rejected the Iranian plan.

Since the Child Care Development Block Grant (CCDBG) act became law in 1990 and was expanded and reauthorized in 1996 as part of welfare reform, there has been little real progress on substantive federal child care legislation.

"There has been no progress.

There has been measurable progress.

There has been some progress.