Sentence examples for progress in organising from inspiring English sources

A delegation from the Confederation of African Football (Caf) is currently in South Africa to check on progress in organising the event.

But while policymakers in and outside Europe are still debating the details of the E.U.'s eastward expansion, Europe's Ph.D. researchers are making rapid progress in organising themselves on a pan-European level.

The TEDxSquareMile committee left no stone unturned in organising the event meticulously.

As anxious parents followed its progress in newspaper and radio reports, mass organised vacations in the mountains or by Lake Balaton were banned and – in the relentless, claustrophobic heat – children were forbidden to go to the baths and spas.  .

On the other hand, another America's Cup organising official said the AC72 represents progress in sailing.

Their lives are all different: they are creating and organising challenging contemporary art, others setting up literary resources, working as DJs and educators, re-entering education or still progressing in karate at age 43, organising gigs and working in the professions.

It must therefore have seemed a wizard wheeze to organise a conference on the grand subject of science itself.Ideally, such a conference would not discuss recent progress in any particular scientific discipline.

Qatar 2022 organising committee chief executive Hassan al-Thawadi insisted on Monday that the country was making progress in implementing changes to its labour laws.

Grieve said the authors of the letter, organised by the British Humanist Association, were deluding themselves, and claimed that "atheism doesn't appear to have made much progress in this country".

He also hails progress in the trial, in absentia, of Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada, a former president accused over the deaths of 67 people during protests organised by Mr Morales's supporters in 2003.

Lessons progress in difficulty.