Sentence examples for make measurable progress from inspiring English sources
So the Trust has now set the director general a priority, over the coming year, to make measurable progress in reflecting better the diversity of the UK population – both in the BBC's workforce and its programmes.
The passage echoes his main complaint: The day-to-day reconstruction projects, he argues, were done as much to satisfy the bureaucratic need to demonstrate measurable progress as actually to make measurable progress.
Tackling errors, Dr. Dickey said, "is such a huge problem that we need to get our arms around pieces of it, make measurable progress, and then add another piece rather than being so overwhelmed that we don't know where to start".
Using this framework, and building on the TVLA system for static analysis of programs, we develop a novel approach for computing generalizations of classical plans by identifying sequences of actions that will make measurable progress when placed in a loop.
Due to pressures from domestic actors as well as US allies in the region, diplomacy was given no more than 12 weeks to make measurable progress.
There's a very simple test for those who are somehow clinging to the idea if we can't make measurable progress than it isn't worth doing anything: Name any hero of yours who has devoted his or her life to high values -- love, truth, and justice, for example.
"They are clearly setting the pace, making measurable progress for three consecutive years.
There is a sound and experienced management team in place for 2010, and the Government Accountability Office and Congress agree that we have made measurable progress.
Beijing officials point to reductions in certain air pollutants and say the city has made measurable progress, even as they agree that more needs to be done.
In the meantime, China is making measurable progress in decarbonizing its economy and has become the largest producer of solar panels in the world.
But more important, during the last year the company has made measurable progress in improving the quality of its software code, according to a wide range of computer security specialists and customers.
