Sentence examples for headway in promoting from inspiring English sources

London's Tech City, where we are based, is already making headway in promoting a pool of home-grown tech expertise.

Rice's legacy is more likely to be determined by two historic challenges: salvaging the U.S. intervention in Iraq and making headway in promoting democracy in the Islamic world.

Despite de Gaulle, France has made less headway in promoting the EU as a counterweight to the United States or, recently, as a bastion of the "European social model" of a generous welfare state.

In the three years since he opened the museum, Mr Liu has not made much headway in promoting the "natural, healthy attitude toward sex" that he says Chinese couples badly need (the divorce rate is soaring).

Toshiba has made some headway in promoting its preferred HD DVD standard for the next generation of high-definition video, but it has steadfastly fallen behind Sony in securing corporate backing by studios creating material for video.

Where violence against women is widespread, programs that educate men about reproductive health, and engage men in conversations about gender equity have made headway in promoting women's reproductive health and empowerment [ 27].

It studies two groups of problems, one of them being carried out in Prague and the other one in Bmo, Czech Republic, a successful solution of which can significantly help to promote headway in the design of progressive and effective steel structural systems.

Tokenization, which has already made headways in private equity, promotes the "democratization" of investment by allowing relatively small investors to contribute to projects and enable liquidity for traditionally illiquid assets.

Since October, the government has made visible headway in arresting the economic downturn and promoting law and order, good governance, grassroots democracy, a human rights culture and harmony between provinces.

Here is where we can make headway in our confrontation with modern secular culture and women who promote views about sexuality like Sandra Fluke.

The foreign governments, of Germany and the United States in particular, have made intense headway in going after companies that pay bribes, part of an international crackdown promoted by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.