Sentence examples for order to make progress from inspiring English sources

Progress is important to growing your business, and you must take daily action in order to make progress.

The middle of the story needs to focus on what you had to endure in order to make progress.

Now, three months away from turning 50, he has perhaps taken a step back in order to make progress.

Foreign Office officials say Cameron is keen to engage with Putin in order to make progress on Syria and to move towards a peace conference in Geneva.

Perhaps the churning conflict and alliances won't undermine the international consensus he needs in order to make progress on climate change and nuclear non-proliferation.

Today, as the quality of life improves, there is a subtext to change, that in order to make progress, black people must be pushed out of the way.

They said there was a window of time between now and the annual 12 July Orange Order marches to make progress on the past, parades and flags - a period that coincided with Mr Gilmore's remaining time as minister, following his resignation earlier this week.

We have committed ourselves to finalising the programme for government before June, in order to present to society not just a list of names to contest the election, but a way of thinking about what needs to be done in order for Brazil to make progress over the next two decades.

"And when necessary, yes, it does directly call out some of our close friends, as well as some countries with whom we seek stronger ties, and it does so in order to try to make progress, even though we know it may cause some discomfort," Mr. Kerry said, referring to the report.

This is something that needs to change in our social mindset in order for us to make progress.

Hagel has previously urged talks with Hamas, which the U.S. and Israel have identified as a terrorist group, in order to try to make progress on the Palestinian issue.