Sentence examples for progress concluded from inspiring English sources

Both partners in the ritual of experimental sex conceded that "dating" went something like this: preliminary talking and polite mutual inspection led to dancing, which often shifted into "necking," which — assuming continuous progress — concluded in the quasi-masturbation of "petting" on the family sofa, or, in more affluent circumstances, in the back seat of a car.

Greece, still down to receive a last instalment of aid under its old bailout programme, has been told the €7.2bn tranche will only be disbursed once reforms are agreed and a review of its economic progress concluded at the end of April.

World Health Assembly resolution WHA52.10 called for the destruction of all remaining stocks of variola virus by the end of 2002; however, a recent WHO review of research progress concluded that the live virus would be required beyond that date (8, 9), a position supported by the 55th World Health Assembly.

The 39-year-old father gave an encouraging report of Archie's progress, concluding with: "He's probably doing better than me at the moment".

California public schools often trap non-native English speakers into rigid categories for "English Learners" that jeopardize students' long-term academic progress, concludes a new report co-authored by Stanford Graduate School of Education researchers and colleagues from other institutions.

If there is not such progress, concludes the report, then "a more significant drawdown to a narrower military mission would be warranted".

They noted the progress and concluded that 'All nations must participate in the advancement and sharing of research-generated knowledge, along with developing the capacity to not just adopt the evidence, but to adapt it to local circumstances' [ 14], p. 4. Countries are always going to rely substantially on evidence produced globally by the research community.

All progress, he concluded, depends on unreasonable people.

"If we don't try, if we don't reach high, then we won't make any progress," Mr. Obama concluded.

Tsakalotos would like to see the debate on debt relief initiated in February, once reforms are completed and a first review of the country's economic progress is concluded by creditors.

The influential Stiglitz-Sen-Fitoussi commission (pdf), which inspired a number of national initiatives around the globe to redefine our understanding of progress (pdf) concluded in 2009 that indicators of subjective wellbeing hold the promise of delivering not just a good measure of quality of life per se, but also a better understanding of its determinants.