Sentence examples similar to official progression from inspiring English sources

They must take the symbolic step of saying, "We don't need that kind of outlaw justice, we need to do this ourselves, through the law and elected officials," as a progression toward normalcy for Gotham.

"You can't assume a linear progression," said one senior American official.

In March 2008, the band started making posts concerning the progression of the album on their official fan forum.

Yet at the advisory committee meeting in December, agency officials said that they had not used delayed disease progression as an approval standard for drugs meant as an initial treatment for breast cancer that has metastasized.

Though Gaza militants have declined to discuss specifics about their armaments, interviews with three high-ranking Israeli military officials and several Israeli experts provided a detailed portrait of that progression.

Today, Inkling is continuing in that progression with the debut of its Version 3.0, which brings the official launch of its e-book titles to the iPhone and the iPod Touch.

Official U.S. PlayStation Magazine (OPM) and GameSpot questioned the game's highly linear progression.

Mr. Barron's climb up the judicial ranks was a standard progression in a system that is often controlled by Democratic Party officials in Brooklyn.

But transit officials say that greater automation here is long overdue and inevitable, a natural progression that began with the introduction of the MetroCard in 1994.

Almost four years have passed since the accident, and official reports by the Japanese regulatory have given the general description of causes and progressions of the fatal accident.

TOURISM officials note that despite the high-tech trappings, the annual ritual of predicting color progression and "leaf drop" is hardly an exact science.