Sentence examples for how to make progress from inspiring English sources
"All Chinese intellectuals, especially the men, they tend to blur the line with being an official and then they're thinking, 'How should I design a system for the country?' and 'How to make progress?' "In the West there are intellectuals who make proposals on specific things, but in general they don't make plans for the whole country," she said.
We'll leave it up to them to figure out how to make progress".
"We are convinced that the Obama administration will be open to hearing new ideas from Israel on how to make progress in the region".
"They will sit together to hammer out some possible breakthroughs — not really breakthroughs, the way I see it, but how to make progress on the stalemate between them," he said.
Phillips calculated that if he was able to park the definition – and in so doing remove the common emotive response, "you're just playing the race card", or "we're not racist" – one could have a meaningful conversation about how to make progress.
In a mere 40 pages he set a sense of direction around better prevention, new models of coordinated and personalised support and an apparent green light for localities to decide for themselves how best to make progress.
"Officers are entitled or expected to have discussions as to how to address complaints, make decisions, or how to attempt to make progress with fatal road traffic collision victim's relatives – this is not evidence of nefarious dossiers, collusion, or protectionism".
Secretary Del Rosario would later describe how an inability to make progress bilaterally on the issue forced the Philippines to seek third-party arbitration through the International Tribunal on the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) (Bauzon and Gutierrez 2015).
Helping people like you who understand the big picture of how we need to make progress as a community and are willing to work hard to change existing paradigms in either minority or majority communities is very important to me.
What we need to do is figure out what direction we're headed in and how we're going to continue to make progress, how we can get some consistency back".
