Sentence examples for implemented progress by from inspiring English sources
Staying in academia brings with it the responsibility to help drive the policy changes that are necessary if a genuine career structure for young scientists is ever to be implemented (progress by U.K. universities is excruciatingly slow).
Fresh funds will not be released unless the cash-for-reforms programme is implemented, with progress – in the form of about 120 new laws by the end of the year – to be reviewed quarterly by Greece's international creditors.
Finally, R. Kaplinsky's model was augmented with a set of political initiatives to be implemented, primarily by the government, to support the country's progress in global chain and secure the best possible rent.
It also expresses regret over "the lack of progress" by the government in implementing promised reforms.
Instead, they focused on implementing the action plan and measured their progress by how many action points they had resolved.
During the 1970s and '80s, ambitious environmental policies were implemented by the cantons and municipalities, and this led to impressive progress on pollution abatement.
A joint health statement from the city's primary health trusts said they had made good progress at implementing recommendations made by the report.
At the meeting, representatives of the International Maritime Organization announced progress in developing new emissions targets for the shipping industry, to be implemented by 2010.
We are the community of force that will be implementing and progressing these movements.
However, as the season progressed he was unfortunate to find himself unfavoured once a three-man defence was implemented by manager Vincenzo Montella.
