Sentence examples for progress and implement from inspiring English sources

Member States are required to report on progress and implement the guidelines at national level according to their particular circumstances.

In my opinion, the real test of this proposal will be whether the EU can manage to progress and implement it quickly enough.

By contrast, evaluation portfolios encourage reflective practice [ 4, 5]which provides students with the opportunity to reflect upon the skills that they have been working on throughout the rotation, examine their progress and implement action plans for improvement thus encouraging self-regulated learning.

The previously mentioned Marx quote that "The philosophers have only interpreted the world, in various ways; the point is to change it" is interpreted by socialists as the moral imperative for the organized society to identify the desired direction of progress and forcefully implement adequate policies to achieve this goal.

At COP 22, countries were asked to submit information on the progress made to formulate and implement a NAP by 4 October, 2017 rather than 1 February, 2018, as originally planned.

Adjudication for the event 'hospitalization for CHF' was introduced while the phase 3 program was in progress and, therefore, implemented for a limited number of studies (8 studies, involving 3314 patients [n = 2039 linagliptin and n = 1275 total comparators]; Table  2).> -wrap-foot> FDA, Food and Drug AdMACEstration; major madverseverse cardiovascular event.

Although the Army made real progress in understanding and implementing counterinsurgency principles under Gen. Creighton W. Abrams Jr., the lesson of Vietnam was not to fight irregular wars in Asia.

The WEF's Global Competitiveness Index, which uses a string of measures to assess the performance of 144 economies, found there was "insufficient progress in adopting and implementing structural reforms necessary for long-term economic growth".

Although China has made good progress in developing and implementing these strategies and policies for NCD prevention and control, many challenges remain.

Unless Sri Lanka makes significant progress toward designing and implementing victim and witness protection legislation, Yogendra may, as his attackers promised, be buried in the cemetery.

Since independence, Bangladesh has made significant progress in adopting and implementing policies related to health leading to the improvement of health indicators [ 17, 18].