Sentence examples for progress in introducing from inspiring English sources

Recent progress in introducing language diversity in primary schools is now at risk.

Baume said the FDA was "struggling" to make progress in introducing an anti-bullying code in the House of Commons.

"We are making steady progress in introducing the governor to Republicans who previously were not familiar with his record of success in Minnesota".

Christine Connelly, the NHS director general for informatics, acknowledged slow progress in introducing the sophisticated electronic systems that are supposed to track patients as they move through different stages of treatment and discharge from hospital.

The Pentagon said there had been "some success in clearing insurgents from their strongholds" but "progress in introducing governance and development to these areas to move toward hold and build operations has been slow.

The fast progress in introducing new vaccines has been facilitated by member states' growing recognition of the value of the protection conferred by vaccines and immunization.

The success of the Science Skills approach can be attributed to being explicit with students about what skills are particularly important for progress in science, introducing specific terminology for experimentation, encouraging student self-assessment, and assessing scientific thinking in addition to content.

This year, UNICEF is planning to assess progress made so far in introducing the child-friendly school concept in Armenia.

In recent years considerable progress has been made in introducing novel C-genome donors to European winter oilseed rape, in order to improve genetic diversity particularly for disease resistance [ 62– 64] or heterosis [ 65].

In China, good progress has been made in introducing Bacillus Chalmette Guerin (BCG), Oral Poliomyelitis Vaccine (OPV), Diphtheria Pertussis Tetanus Combined Vaccine (DTP) and Measles Vaccine since the mid-1970s.

While there are signs that progress has been made in introducing NCDs onto the development agenda post-2015, it would be important to have specific policy responses on NCDs in general and diabetes in particular for older people, especially those living in urban settings.