Sentence examples for making concrete progress from inspiring English sources

By making concrete progress on carbon pricing, policy makers will be helping themselves to reduce global emissions and stimulate green growth at the lowest cost to society.

These big-picture efforts are good for giving us inspiration, but probably not much good in making concrete progress within particular countries".

Sauthoff stresses that ITER researchers are making concrete progress in construction.

"Every single one of them will matter when it comes to making concrete progress toward ending cancer as we know it," Biden said in a statement last week.

He added: "With today's agreement, we have made concrete progress.

Mr. Lee vowed not to provide aid to the North unless it made concrete progress in dismantling its nuclear weapons program.

Maybe more important, the review of large banks was a sign that euro zone leaders, who sometimes appear out of touch, had made concrete progress on policy.

"We hope that an agreement with Iran can soon be reached on how to continue the talks and make concrete progress toward addressing international concerns and finding a diplomatic solution," Mr. Mann said.

But with Israeli forces still confiscating weapons of Palestinian policemen, and barring free movement by the police or anyone else around West Bank towns and cities, Mr. Yehiyeh and other members of his delegation complained last week that it was hard for them to make concrete progress, though he said they were committed to doing so.

Without Mr. Clinton's commitment to make fast-track a priority, the best the summit's leaders could offer was a pledge to make "concrete progress" toward signing an agreement on free trade by 2005.

With today's agreement, we have made concrete progress.