Sentence examples for making substantive progress from inspiring English sources
A further two rounds are planned, by which time the UN expects to know if the talks are making substantive progress.
"We're committed to making substantive progress in making Twitter more diverse and inclusive," a Twitter spokeswoman told the Guardian on Tuesday.
Netanyahu had been warned by the visiting Norwegian foreign minister, Børge Brende, on Wednesday to expect a fresh wave of international pressure over making substantive progress towards a two-state solution once the Iran deadline ha dpassed.
He takes credit for the first decrease in taxes in 12 years not due to a tax revaluation, but concedes there is still a long way to go in making substantive progress.
"We're committed to making substantive progress in making Twitter more diverse and inclusive," a Twitter spokesperson said.
Scholars widely agree that the democracies making substantive progress toward gender parity are doing so through quotas.
"While it has unfortunately taken decades to achieve the current level of focus on maintaining these treasures, the Park Service apparently now has made substantive progress," Mr. Hill said.
TEHRAN — Iranian politicians and military commanders said Wednesday that their country would never relinquish what they called its nuclear rights, a day after talks between Iran and world powers in Moscow failed to make substantive progress in the dispute over Iran's uranium enrichment.
"We believe that U.S. bank regulators have made substantive progress in establishing a credible framework to resolve a large, failing bank," said Robert Young, Moody's managing director.
"Most importantly, both the leaders believe there is real progress that can be made, substantive progress that can be made at the next summit and so we are going to get it at a time that works for each of the two leaders and at a place that works for both of them," he said.
Referring to Friday's meeting, he said: "I don't have any expectation that we'll make any substantive progress.
