Sentence examples similar to jump start progress towards from inspiring English sources
The UN's chief climate change negotiator has predicted that a Barack Obama victory next month would jump-start progress toward global limits on carbon emissions.
In conclusion, effective upstream prevention programs have been identified that modify risk and protective factors for adolescent suicide, and key knowledge breakthroughs can jump-start progress in realizing the suicide prevention potential of specific strategies.
"So although emergencies are terrible situations," he continues, "they are also incredible opportunities to enhance and jump-start assistance, and jump-start progress towards the rights of women and children.
Jump-starting progress toward TB elimination requires a dual approach.
To jump start progress, the federal government used economic stimulus funds starting back in 2009 to incentivize hospital investment in CPOE and electronic medical records (EMRs).
Like all powerful tools, it can do damage or jump-start progress.
The Honest Ads Act is stalled in the Senate, and industry leaders need to flex their muscle to jump-start the legislative progress.
She picked it up quickly, and we've now started to progress towards trying to spell the full word out.
He put $1.5 billion of the state's own money towards jump-starting eight CERP projects.
Rather than celebrate this progress, Republicans in Congress are determined to gut the Land and Water Conservation Fund, which jump-started the Elwha project.
