Sentence examples similar to preserve progress from inspiring English sources

Preserving progress on HFCs under the Montreal Protocol.

We have to preserve that progress and help it expand".

How can we preserve the progress we have made — that Mr. Northam has helped make?

"We have made great progress since that time and part of the Congress's reauthorization of Section 5 a few years ago was based on the need to preserve that progress.

The feeling is particularly acute in Helmand, where the British-led PRT has broken new ground over the last three years and is desperate to preserve such progress as has been made.

"I want to preserve the progress that we have achieved," said Saada Majid, 42, reflecting the view of many residents as she was being assisted in her wheelchair into a polling station in the working-class neighborhood of Azadi.

Brazil needs to act fast in order to preserve social progress and ensure that the poor are not left behind.

The next time you fall short of your expectations, refrain from these three instinctual reactions to preserve your progress: 1. Don't dwell on it.

Although the GMAP embraced both SUFI and elimination, the middle ground— termed "sustained control"—highlighted the need for continued work to preserve the progress in achieving high coverage but did not address how a national program could actually transition to elimination.

At the end of every month, right before the end of the day, take your Engineers and Scientists off of their projects, leaving only a few behind to preserve the progress, and transfer them to another base.

That is part of the magic of St. Andrews, preserved by progress.