Sentence examples for nationally progress from inspiring English sources

The study also found that while teen pregnancy declined nationally, progress from state to state has been uneven, and pregnancy rates among black and Hispanic teens remain twice as high as rates for white teens.

Cross-nationally comparable targets are easy to communicate and offer widely available standardized measurements that can be used to track global or national progress towards development goals.

"Last year we were in the top 3% of schools nationally for progress – I've no idea where we will be this year, but much lower.

Bisham school in Windsor and Maidenhead was informed by the Specialist Schools and Academies Trust that it was in the top 10% of schools nationally for pupil progress in reading, writing and maths.

The government has agreed to measure progress nationally by food quality, take-up of free school meals, morale of the catering staff, the number of children able to "cook savoury dishes" and the number of schools winning awards for their food.

But progress nationally has been slow, with funding a major problem.

A Perth and Kinross Council spokeswoman said the authority was aware there was "a great deal of interest, both locally and nationally" in the progress of the case.

"Regional cooperation seems to be progressing nationally, but not here".

Weber added: "With drones technology and cyberwar nothing is progressing nationally".

"In recent days we have taken account of views both locally and nationally and will now progress to review our policy immediately in advance of any other update.

It suggests aiming for zero targets – such as no people living in poverty – combined with nationally defined rates of progress towards that end.