Sentence examples for pledges and progress from inspiring English sources

What we need is an independent unit — made up of people from governments, the private sector and civil society — to track pledges and progress, not just on aid but also on trade, governance, investment.

When it comes to zero-deforestation commitments, programs like our Supply Change initiative will continue to track the impact of pledges and progress toward meeting them, in the process encouraging companies to make good on their promises.

Despite the boldness of the original pledge, and significant progress up to 2004, Labour has never found a way of getting the public to buy into the goal of ending child poverty within a generation.

It may be a distant memory now, but the mayoral race began in April with series of positive advertisements extolling the mayor's record (on education and crime) and pledging progress in a third term (by saving thousands of jobs and units of housing for people of lesser means).

The recovery in Haiti has been plagued by incomplete payment of pledges, insufficient progress, corruption, and misspent funding [5].

We then analysed publically available data on organisations' plans and progress towards achieving the pledges, and assessed the extent to which activities among organisations could be brought about by the RD.

Vice-President Mike Pence arrives in the Middle East this weekend, with stops in Egypt, Jordan, and Israel, amid growing anger at the Trump Administration, little to show for its pledges, and almost no prospect of progress anytime soon, while getting sucked into longer-term military commitments to preserve its few gains.

We look forward to many more mayors signing the Pledge and to the reports of their plans and progress.

And progress is necessary.

Self pledges account for about 10% of all initial pledges and 9% of all pledges that secure funding.

Yet even with this Green Climate Fund pledge and all the recent progress we have seen in climate diplomacy, the negotiations for the global deal in Paris in 2015 will be tough.