Sentence examples for progress in removing from inspiring English sources

More than a year after the earthquake, there has been little progress in removing rubble, or providing adequate shelter or sanitation for more than one million people displaced.

But Mr. Bush and the other leaders -- from Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and Russia -- made no significant progress in removing differences that would enable them to complete the latest round of trade talks, the so-called Doha round.

ASEAN countries have made progress in removing tariffs, especially on goods, but non-tariff barriers on consumer goods, electronics and the car industry remain high, as do restrictions on services, investment and labour mobility, as well as customs regulations.

"The proposed cleanup plan for the Gowanus Canal will make essential progress in removing toxic contaminants from this heavily polluted and battered waterway,"  Judith A. Enck, the E.P.A.'s  regional administrator in New York, said in a statement.

ASEAN countries have made progress in removing tariffs, especially on goods, but non-tariff barriers on consumer goods, electronics and automobile industry remain high.

Though repair crews have made tremendous progress in removing wreckage and restoring power, an estimated 2,000 residents are still living in a home or apartment with a flooded-out boiler that doesn't work, McKellar said.

"This regular update will help show the progress we're making in removing violative content from our platform," the company said in a post on its official blog.

But more progress needs to be made in removing the most difficult obstacles to unearthing and prosecuting these crimes.

I also want to be reassured that if confirmed, a Secretary Hagel would aggressively defend the forward progress made by the Department of Defense in removing discrimination based on sexual orientation from regulations and daily life among our troops.

We incorporate our goals into our everyday conversations and check in with department leads weekly to assist in removing roadblocks and discussing progress.

It was cold, wet night, and the audience, cla in evening clothes, wore overcoats while the opera was in progress, removing them only during the intermission, when it pas possible to seek shelter in a hall that is used as a common lobby by the Felsenreitschule, and the adjoining Festspielhaus.