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Meanwhile, May appeared to be making little progress in securing the backing of the Democratic Unionist party's 10 MPs.

In the elusive pursuit of true equality, President Obama has made considerable and long overdue progress in securing the rights of the LGBT community.

Lygo can point to progress in securing a deal to co-produce Simon Cowell's next big bet, Red or Black, with his company Syco.

Despite progress in securing voting in the United States, many jurisdictions still use electronic voting machines that leave no paper trail.

The award was founded in 1986 by agricultural scientist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Norman Borlaug to encourage progress in securing the global food supply.

Similar obstacles have held back Blair's other projects, although he has made progress in securing an important new mobile telephone frequency for the Palestinians.

Since then, it has acquired land and has made progress recently in securing a mining license, but has yet to get environmental clearances.

Cameron and the culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt, are expected to highlight the progress made in securing a lasting legacy for six of the eight permanent Olympic venues, despite the ongoing debate over the future of the iconic stadium.

A1 Rice Faces Senate on Iraq, Syria Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, facing tough questions about Iraq from Republican and Democratic senators, asserted that progress was being made in securing the country but declined to predict when American forces could withdraw or to rule out widening the war to Syria.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19 - Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, facing tough questions about Iraq from Republican and Democratic senators, asserted that progress was being made in securing the country but declined to predict when American forces could withdraw or to rule out widening the war to Syria.

There is too much progress to be made in securing basic freedoms in Arab and Muslim societies and communities everywhere, in supporting the right to religious dissent and apostasy.