Sentence examples for progress in the rebuilding of from inspiring English sources

The flare-up illustrates the tricky nature of deploying limited finances in the face of unlimited need, and the frustration of evacuees who have seen slow progress in the rebuilding of their own lives and of the ravaged Gulf Coast.

Impatient with slow progress in the rebuilding of Iraq, the State Department is conducting a major review of the $18.4 billion program, seeking ways to provide more jobs and visible results more quickly to Iraqis, according to American diplomats and private advisers.

"The people of Aceh have achieved remarkable progress in the physical rebuilding of their communities, yet similar advances in key human development indicators remain elusive," the report said.

New and rebuilt schools Another key measure of progress is the rebuilding of schools damaged or destroyed by the tsunami.

Officials said yesterday that progress has sped up in recent months in the rebuilding of the World Trade Center site, which was devastated on Sept. 11.

He was artist-in-residence during the rebuilding of the Royal Opera House, and his paintings of the work in progress were exhibited on the re-opening night in December 1999.

The Silverstein Organization said yesterday that it was making progress in settling a dispute that had hobbled the rebuilding of the World Trade Center site.

"When you look around the country at the tremendous progress in rebuilding the basic infrastructure and extending the freedoms of the people -- and they're expressing their opinions, and they're exercising their religions -- you can't help but be awestruck by the progress that's occurred, and the majority of it enabled by our military activity," he said.

On arrival, he asked a crowd if they were frustrated by the lack of progress in rebuilding the country, especially the roads.

Before he left a news conference to focus on the third-round pick, Coughlin said that the rebuilding of the Giants' defensive line was progressing.

The nuclear negotiations are so immensely complex that his immediate influence may be largely limited to how the rebuilding of the UK's bilateral relationship with Iran fares... so watch for progress in reopening the British embassy in Tehran.