It shows that Mr. Sharif may be making some progress asserting civilian control over a government long dominated by the military.
Its rule has produced incredible economic progress, asserted China's rightful role as a global power and, crucially, kept the country from falling back into the chaos that plagued it during so much of the 20th century.
The dogma of digital progress asserts the equivalence of those screens, foretelling a happy state of "platform agnosticism" in which we all watch anything anywhere, on whatever electronically illuminated surface is handy.
Massad also called the report "disappointing" for its focus on the program's early months instead of more recent progress asserting that last quarter the number of homeowners helped by the fund grew 60percentt and the amount of money delivered to homeowners increased 93percentt.
Organizers gave various estimates of the crowd size as the day progressed, asserting that at its peak, it was 800,000; the United States Park Police no longer issues crowd estimates, which had become an unending source of debate with the organizers of various marches.
"Given where Indonesia was a year ago, this government has made tremendous progress in asserting civilian control over the military," said Adam Schwarz, the author of "A Nation in Waiting: Indonesia's Search for Stability," (Westview Press, 1994).
Assassinations and terrorist bombings can be a perverse indication of progress, American officials assert: signs of desperation.
American officers acknowledge the problems but assert that progress can be made if the United States does not rush the process.
For a realist conception of scientific progress also wishes to assert that, by and large, later science improves on earlier science, in particular by approaching closer to the truth.
While Comte holds that the driving force of human progress is intellectual development, he asserts that progress itself consists in moral improvement.
