Sentence examples for progress and value from inspiring English sources

"We are delighted that the teams have underlined their progress and value to the game out in Australia because developing the game in Ireland, Scotland and for the matter Wales has been a goal of the RFL for several years," he said.

"We are delighted that the teams have underlined their progress and value to the game out in Australia, because developing the game in Ireland, Scotland and, for that matter, Wales has been a goal of the RFL for several years," said Wood. "It is important that we provide a meaningful international programme for them to continue that development and plans are already in place for that".

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"Good busy" feels like making progress and adding value.

Winners set growth initiatives that are consistent with category fundamentals and then translate those initiatives to operational metrics to track progress and capture value.

So you try to have a long term vision, be patient when things might fail, but then also have these intermediate steps where you can be making progress and adding value and see where things are going.

"The board agreed that this transition plan is the right approach to advance the company's progress and create value for all our important stakeholders," said Donald Robinson, SeaWorld's lead independent director.

SATs in English and maths are compulsory in Year 6, as this is the final year of Key Stage 2 which spans 7 11 years, and these measures are widely used as indicators of school progress and added value.

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As Phillipson says, by the 1750s booming international trade meant "there was a new culture of optimism in Scotland, a belief in economic progress and the values of civic society".

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