Sentence examples for progress by taking from inspiring English sources

We would recommend meteorologists employed in the field to progress by taking NVQs (if appropriate) and ultimately becoming Chartered meteorologists.

Mr. Leylaz said the administration could make the most progress by taking steps like lifting a ban on selling Iran spare parts for passenger aircraft or considering unfreezing Iranian assets in the United States.

At an afternoon news conference at the Grand Hyatt Hotel, where the negotiations are being held, the secretary-treasurer of Local 100 of the Transport Workers Union, Ed Watt, accused management of undermining efforts at progress by taking some proposals off the table.

But it's a crowded field and Martin said he didn't take as much money as he was offered for that reason — he didn't want to hamper progress by taking more than was necessary.

Howes made progress by taking action and choosing to push himself out of his comfort zone.

Perhaps Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko will make greater progress by taking advantage of the "hybrid war" with Russia.

Yet climate scientist Myles Allen of the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom, is cautious about the panel's call for improved bookkeeping so that others can later review a body's work: "Science generally progresses by taking different approaches to problems and either confirming or refuting published results, not by 'auditing' old calculations.

Said Mr. Baird, "One is the fiscal side and the other is growing the economy," and, during a reception hosted by Mr. Kinsella in honor of Mr. Avramopoulos, the Speaker mentioned that the Greek Parliament has progressed by taking many measures but the Europeans are only now coming around to it.

Encourage your child's sense of adventure as the remodel progresses by taking them on "discovery trips" to a variety of parks, heavily themed environments, and theater performances.

In NaOH and Ca(OH 2 media, reaction progress was followed by taking 5 mL samples that were analyzed for potassium by atomic absorption spectrometry AAS (Perkin Elmer Analyst 200) and for sulfur by inductively coupled plasma ICP (Perkin Elmer Optima-3000XL).

The Government will get away with it if it locates the forces of civil society as obstacles for progress and welfare, by taking advantage of the limited notion that the majority of Cubans have about these two goals.