"What's brilliant about Vasaliki's work is that she is finding ways, even despite this ignorance, to make progress by understanding that there are still some basic trends that you have to expect.
Confusing these potential contributions by inconsistently utilizing the appropriate methods weakens the contribution of case studies to scientific progress and, by that, damages the reputation of case studies.
Your article ("Shades of grey", October 31st) discredited such progress by claiming that Panama's construction industry is a magnet for money launderers.
"It makes no sense to respond to military progress by claiming that we have failed because Iraq's Parliament has yet to pass every law it said it would," he said.
No 10 sought to highlight progress by saying that the prime minister has secured agreement on one of his demands set out in the Conservative general election manifesto – a red card system that will allow a group of national parliaments to club together to block EU legislation.
I think Christianity can progress by accepting that the Bible is a piece of History, taking from it what is still relevant (for example equality, treatment of the poor and elderly) and perhaps this could be the start of a modern, understanding religion that more people can believe in.
We've made huge progress by agreeing that the most interesting part of this "aging thing" is not the 20th century idea of "old age".
The informants, however, demonstrated knowledge regarding the uniqueness of each labour's progress, by stating that 'each labour runs its' own course' (FGD 13, W).
Our paper has contributed to that progress by proposing a conceptual framework that includes three specific institutional contextual factors that arguably influence the nature of CSR in Vietnam.
So our pupils are making outstanding progress by doing things that are not traditional, by being creative and quirky, and we have the evidence to prove it.
