Sentence examples for preserving progress from inspiring English sources

Preserving progress on HFCs under the Montreal Protocol.

The dissenters — and Justice Souter was one — viewed the opinion by Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. that this once-segregated city lacked any "compelling interest" in preserving its progress toward integration as profoundly ahistorical and as a troubling signal for the court's future approach to government actions that touched on race.

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.

Mid-battle saves are a lifesaver when you're navigating the British rail network, and more portable RPGs would be wise to learn from Fates' option of preserving your progress at just about any point.

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.

The themes are race, class, home and change; who's the boss of whom; and how a city defines itself: the ways that progress threatens essence and preserving essence hinders progress.

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

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

"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.