Sentence examples for progress issues from inspiring English sources

For Sachs, the poor score of the United States underscores that while we've done exceedingly well economically, we've neglected the social and the environmental dimensions of progress — issues ranging from equality to ecosystem preservation.

Diane Hill assists students and departments with exceptional academic progress issues; advises faculty on all proposals for new degree, designated emphasis, and certificate programs; and is the administrative liaison to the Graduate Council of the Academic Senate.

In direct contact situations, partners build trust, commitment, and congruence through advisory practices (i.e., asking for others' expertise on various matters in solving project progress issues).

It takes an inside view on Africa's progress, issues on arts and culture, technology and opportunities in this decade.

At times the ADSA acts as a student advocate by being able to note any relevant health or personal issues while still keeping the details confidential between the ADSA and student; thus separating these details from academic progress issues.

And the White House's interim assessment of progress, issued on July 12, is mixed.

The George W. Bush administration rolled back some of that progress, issuing guidelines that made it far too easy for schools to evade their obligation to provide equal opportunities.

The report was actually one of the more positive assessments among a deluge of critical reports on the war's progress issued this year by international study groups.

Safety is a "career progress issue" for those who seek to work in industry, he noted.

North Korea has boasted about that progress, issuing pictures of Kim standing with warheads.

But in 1995, a board reviewing the subsequent progress issued a scathing report calling or better information and transparency and flagging "serious gaps in data collection".