Sentence examples for pressure for progress from inspiring English sources
The legislation is the first of the major so-called political benchmark measures to pass after months of American pressure for progress.
Europe's failure to agree a coordinated rescue package for its banks was a major factor behind yesterday's sell-off, so there was pressure for progress - but the finance ministers disappointed by agreeing to lift bank deposit insurance to just €50,000, half of what some were looking for.
Mr. Bush faces the even more difficult challenge of getting the warring parties back to the negotiating table, where expectations for American pressure -- and for progress to narrow the seemingly intractable differences -- remain high on both sides.
Most importantly, descendants of slaves and slave-owners have practically reconciled pressures for systemic progress with certain aspects of their cultural pasts; and the civil rights movement of the 1950s-60s has morphed, rather curiously, into a new order for the new century.
The EU will keep up the pressure for modernising reforms, particularly for progress against rampant corruption in one of the continent's poorest countries.
The result of this impasse is a growing impatience in Flanders; a desire for progress and increased pressure on Wallonia to reorganise Belgium into a federalist state.
Formulation of the SOP for the 3Is was coordinated by the Technical Working Group for TB/HIV, which brought together opinions from NCHADS, CENAT and partners, monitored progress, and maintained pressure for action.
Hooray for progress, then?
Thank goodness for progress.
