Sentence examples for preserve the progress from inspiring English sources

"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.

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.

This election is about more than the next four years and preserving the progress of the last four.

"In the interest of preserving the progress made over the last year, I am resigning as State Senator for District 19, effective immediately," Hudak wrote in her resignation letter.

Quite frankly, combating funding cuts and legislative attempts to undermine environmental protections represent by far the greatest challenge to preserving the progress we have made under the Clean Air Act.

The process has not resulted in any new programs, institutions or formal agreements, and it is in danger of ending without a real plan for preserving the progress made or ensuring its continuance.

Or should it focus on one element (the ways for altruistic travelers to give back, for example) at the expense of another (the tourism context inspiring such responsible behavior) and preserve the sense of progress and development?

It has managed to preserve the work-in-progress aesthetic of the old Exploratorium and draw in thousands more visitors than a year ago.

To do that, he had to exercise stronger controls because he did not have "the unrivalled prestige Ataturk had won...The approach of the [second] world war brought on a siege mentality and a siege economy".Thus Turkey turned inwards for decades, its leaders fiercely determined to preserve the work-in-progress that Ataturk had left them in 1938.

Cloepfil started work on his design while the legal struggle to preserve the building was in progress, but in 2005 the preservationists lost in court, and construction began.