Sentence examples for issue of progress from inspiring English sources
Before the game both Capello and Rooney addressed the issue of progress – and whether it was something more substantial than smoke and shadows.
As the Labour historian Greg Rosen argues in the latest issue of Progress magazine, "governments that successfully renew are those that remember to be political".
The "empowerment" agenda to meet that desire is outlined by James Purnell in the forthcoming issue of Progress and in the pamphlet, New Labour, New Challenges, published this month by Progress.
This is not to imply that the issue of progress in evolution is simple.
The focus in this issue of Progress in Pediatric Cardiology is the clinical translation needed for the achievement of a tissue engineered heart valve.
In the most recent (December 2003) issue of Progress in Oceanography, researchers suggest this whopping increase was caused by a sudden influx of dead algae rich in carotenoids, pigments used by some plants for photosynthesis.
Representatives, who indicated they would not be visiting Athens "to renegotiate its rescue package but supervise its economic performance", are also expected to address the thorny issues of progress on privatisations, tax administration reforms and bank recapitalisation.
On the central issue of corruption, "progress remains uneven and incremental;" "significant challenges remain" with the Afghan National Army; and "progress is slow" both in terms of providing security and advancing the rule of law.
Transition is a complex issue of measuring progress in the country's overall security, stability and governance.
The FATF recently removed Myanmar, the last country on its blacklist.Caring, sharingBut on the vexing issue of taxation, progress has been slow.
He must raise the issue of needed progress on nuclear disarmament up the political ladder in importance to the highest level not in just words but also deeds.
