Sentence examples for preparing to progress from inspiring English sources

All of the Central American countries are preparing to progress toward the pre-elimination and elimination phases.

At a time when Mozambique and other sub-Saharan countries are preparing to progress to the next stage of measles control, and hopefully elimination, the disease surveillance system should be prepared to play a central role in the EPI.

A-level science exams do not contain enough maths questions to prepare students to progress to science degrees or related jobs, says a report.

The United Nations Development Program's report is being published as the General Assembly prepares to review progress since the 1995 international conference on social development in Copenhagen.

As the world prepares to review progress on the Cairo agenda and set the stage for the new development agenda in 2015, when the millennium development goals expire, we must ensure that human rights are non-negotiable so that women are able to live their lives with dignity, respect and equality.

But once Poland and the other former Communist countries joined both organizations, Germany found that some governments — particularly in Poland — were prepared to block progress toward closer trade ties until Russia stopped playing off old and new members of the European Union against each other.

The EHRC is preparing to report on Britain's progress on such issues to the UN committee on the rights of persons with disabilities within the next year.

Subaru can potentially join in GM-Japanese projects already in progress or preparing to launch.

But another delegate warned that colleagues risked being seen as ready to strike "in support of incompetent teachers" while not being prepared to measure pupils' progress.

Greece and the eurozone face a week of fresh nail-biting uncertainty as the single currency area's finance ministers prepare to report on progress towards an agreement with Alexis Tsipras's government.

This week Greece and the eurozone face a week of fresh nail-biting uncertainty as the single currency area's finance ministers prepare to report on progress towards an agreement with Tsipras's government.