Sentence examples for long overdue process from inspiring English sources
To try to accelerate a long overdue process of better representation for women in senior positions in sport, UK Sport and Sport England set a target for all sports governing body boards to be made up of 25% female directors by 2017.
"It's been a long overdue process of eliminating a rule that everyone knew was unfair," said Chris Hoene, executive director of the California Budget & Policy Center, a nonprofit that advocates for programs aimed at low-income families.
Continue reading... Ironically, all of this has begun a slow but steady and long overdue process of shifting the Muslim understanding of America and thus of themselves as Muslim-Americans.
But the weak loonie will make that long-overdue process harder.
But even dire straits have not kept steel firms in other parts of the world from obstructing the long-overdue process of consolidation.The real catalyst for Europe's recent merger wave, say some analysts, is the arrival of the euro.
The arduous and long-overdue process of transitioning from apartheid to a black-led government was the subject of several articles in The New Yorker in the nineteen-nineties.
His review of the size, funding and organisation of the armed forces provoked an outrage from the military but was seen by many commentators as part of a long overdue modernisation process.
Frankly, it's a feature that's long overdue — the old process could be clumsy and time-consuming, and while it got the job done, nothing about it made it worth writing home about.
Chief executive Michael Levack said a review of the public procurement process was "long overdue".
The New York City Council clearly had this link in mind when it passed a new law earlier this week that will bring long overdue transparency to the school disciplinary process.
"We are hopeful that, in the wake of today's announcement, all parties can now return to focus on the task at hand, which is bringing an end to the suffering of the Syrian people and beginning a process toward a long overdue political transition," said Jen Psaki, a State Department spokeswoman.
