Sentence examples for progress in keeping with from inspiring English sources

The law favors nonprofit uses over commercial purposes, and educators "promote progress" in keeping with the Constitution.

As early as in 1934, in response to the recently published excerpt "The Mookse and the Gripes", Ronald Symond argued that "the characters in Work in Progress, in keeping with the space-time chaos in which they live, change identity at will.

The evaluation of the group capstone video project was conducted using the four SLOs and SDOs incorporated in the design of the FYI course and used as a guide to measure student progress in keeping with the university's goals.

Nor was the Ingalls family's progress a simple westward expansion, as the novels more or less report it: Wilder deliberately simplified their back-and-forth journeys across the midwest in order to create the impression of westward progress, an image in keeping with her theme of nation-building.

The book presents a view of tech's progress that is much more in keeping with what you might find on blogs like this one, where the audience is more inclined to take for granted that innovation and technological advancement are by definition positive outcomes.

A look back at the last decade is not encouraging to those who believe as I do that our courts should dispense justice in keeping with the progress we have made in upholding individual rights, ending discrimination, and adhering to our founding principles of liberty and justice for all.

The broad tendencies of social change were in keeping with political and institutional progress.

The Secretary may make payments from time to time in keeping with the rate of progress toward the satisfactory completion of a project.

An earlier £220m rebuild also failed to progress in 2002 when the government ruled it was not in keeping with Oxford's historic character.

He argued that the theory was in keeping with what Applegate called "the inevitability of progress", seeing a steady march toward perfection as a part of God's plan.

In keeping with this general theme, we review recent progress in using chemical approaches to develop probes that enable selective and direct detection of individual modifications within their native cellular environment.