Sentence examples for progress in offering from inspiring English sources
Cameron had praised Pfizer for making "good progress" in offering assurances on jobs but said more was needed to satisfy the government.
Several international officials objected to her comments, including Mr. Lewis, who lamented South Africa's lack of progress in offering antiretroviral therapy to hundreds of thousands in need of treatment.
A report released by Treasury officials identified lenders who had made slow progress in offering more affordable mortgages, naming Bank of America and Wells Fargo as among those failing to reach large numbers of eligible borrowers.
The United States Postal Service has made little progress in offering some of its services over the Internet for several reasons, including poor management, according to a report by the General Accounting Office.
In the wake of three scientifically controlled studies showing that circumcising adult men helps prevent H.I.V. infection, some progress has been made in offering the procedure.
In the context of increasing usage of online services for filing, etc. at IP offices worldwide, this article describes progress at IP Australia in offering such services.
4) Linkages across different services, administrative boundaries and settings Integration of HIV testing and counseling into TB and antenatal care services is progressing in districts offering VCT/ART through donor-funded projects.
Our purpose in offering our ideas is to spur progress so we can enact a bill by the end of the year.
Which means video and TV consumers were more likely to cut the cord of pay-TV subscriptions in favor of niche streaming services and explore personalized video -- still a work in progress -- offering viewers fare based on their personal information.
"I'm happy to see the New York Department of Financial Services making tangible progress towards offering the first achievable regulatory bitcoin licence in the country".
A.M.D., based in Sunnyvale, Calif., had been making steady progress, offering new processor technologies long before Intel and handily winning the power-efficiency war.
