Sentence examples for making serious progress from inspiring English sources
Previous, unsuccessful rounds of talks mainly concentrated on achieving a ceasefire, rather than making serious progress on the difficult questions of Aceh's final status.
The Egyptians say that Israel would best protect itself by making serious progress toward peace with the Palestinians, rather than by accelerating the cycle of violence.
And that requires the G8 making serious progress on public registries of beneficial ownership, tax conventions and information exchange – that enables developing countries to track down where this money has gone.
Dr. Larry Bowers, senior managing director of Usada, who also testified against Graham, said in an interview that antidoping programs were making "serious progress" as shown by the results of women's field events, easily influenced by steroids.
If Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, had been making serious progress in educating its people about the horrible crimes committed by local Nazi collaborators during the Holocaust and had made an honest effort to bring unprosecuted local killers to justice, then perhaps we could ignore the marches.
"If left to themselves, given the personal animosities on both sides, it is hard to imagine Indian and Pakistani leaders getting together and making serious progress," said George Perkovich, a South Asia expert at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington.
Mr. Draghi had suggested that more action could follow if leaders made serious progress.
If the United States wishes to curtail nuclear proliferation, it must make serious progress toward nuclear disarmament.
Policy makers who want to reverse that need to address this currency issue if we are to make serious progress on increasing net exports.
Though major steps have been made, to truly be rehabilitated Syria needs to make serious progress with Israel and that still depends on who will succeed Bush and Olmert.
Though scientists have made serious progress in AI, the advances are almost entirely in what researchers call narrow AI: the creation of smart algorithms for dedicated tasks.
