Sentence examples similar to progress confirmed from inspiring English sources

Improving Child Nutrition: The achievable imperative for global progress confirms that a key to success against stunting is focusing attention on pregnancy and the first two years of a child's life.

A couple of reels of the work-in-progress confirm the strong cinematic qualities (an Aardman trademark) in "Chicken Run's" mise en scene, with its complex lighting, elaborately detailed sets and fluid camera moves.

ssDNA binding increased as the selection cycles progressed, confirming that the selected pools were specific to STIV.

More recently, the Perindopril Protection Against Recurrent Stroke Study (PROGRESS) trial confirmed the benefits of blood pressure lowering in secondary prevention (PROGRESS 2001).

After a dinner in Brussels this week, Cameron said he was making progress and confirmed free movement of people was one of the issues up for discussion.

The MoD said the majority of recruits had been making good progress but confirmed the repatriation of the Libyan troops would take place following the disciplinary problems.

Repeatedly the accuracy of Churchill's information on Germany's aggressive plans and progress was confirmed by events; repeatedly his warnings were ignored.

In addition, recent progress has confirmed that carbohydrate degradation can form pseudo-lignin, which is an aromatic material that yields a positive Klason values and is not derived from native lignin [ 26].

It also specifies that the secretary general must regularly inform the Council on political and military-training progress, and "confirm in advance the Council's satisfaction with the planned military offensive operation".

All patients were admitted to an intensive care unit with fever and rapidly progressing radiologically confirmed pneumonia.

At hospitalization, all patients had rapidly progressing, radiographically confirmed viral pneumonia with respiratory failure, and all but 1 patient required mechanical ventilation.