Just as modern medicine has (largely) accepted that progress depends on evidence of what works, so should modern government and the rest of the public services.
But that progress has largely bypassed people like James Johnson, an impoverished and arthritic 74-year-old who has been sleeping on a thin cushion in a FEMA trailer, searching for help to rebuild his shattered home.
Feinstein, who chairs the Senate Intelligence Committee, said that "progress has largely stalled on closing the Guantanamo facility" and urged the administration appoint a senior administration official to achieve the conditions necessary to close Guantanamo.
As you know, despite commendable efforts across the Executive Branch over the past four years to transfer or prosecute most of the remaining 166 detainees, progress has largely stalled on closing the Guantanamo facility.
The initiative reflects the French government's commitment to develop academic clinical research and it has largely contributed to its progress.
Beautifying other sections of 11.3-acre property, which has largely been a work in progress since the cathedral's granite cornerstone was laid in 1892, is also a goal of St. John's leaders.
Since then, the peace process has largely stalled despite several cosmetic progresses.
It began with polyvinyl chloride (PVC) plastisol molding in the late 1950s and progressed into polyethylene, where it has largely remained.
We are pleased that the strategy has largely remained stable this year, with good progress on promoting diversity in editorial.
And where progress has occurred, it has largely skipped the poor.
