Sentence examples for looked forward to progress from inspiring English sources

Anticipating, expecting and preparing for change were common in relation to the inevitable introduction of solids when parents often looked forward to progress: 'the next thing to think about is weaning'.

"At a time when so many families on low incomes are struggling with the costs of food, we look forward to progress on the commitments to look at extending free school meals to more children and the call for universal free school meals in all primary schools".

We look forward to progress with these challenges at next year's Symposium, on 31 October to 2 November 2002.

"Personally for me, it's great to get back out on the grass, on the coaching field, and we just look forward to progressing".

It was then the turn of Commissioner President Romano PRODI to outline his priorities for the Summit and indeed he welcomed progress in the negotiations on enlargement and looked forward to further progress and a speedy conclusion of the talks.

East Jerusalem, 18 December 2011 – UNICEF welcomed the release today of 55 Palestinian child detainees by the Israeli Government as part of a prisoner swap deal and said it looked forward to more progress on the issue of detained children.

In this context, Leaders welcome the review to be undertaken on the mandate and role of the SOM Subcommittee for Ecotech (ESC), and look forward to early progress.

"We are making progress on the President's commitment to close Guantánamo, and we look forward to continued progress on many fronts".

I look forward to more progress, facing future battles in good company and enjoying being me.

Together we look forward to making progress in continually improving the graduate student experience at Cornell.

"We're looking forward to making progress on global warming," Mr. Morgan said.