Sentence examples for progress made in implementing from inspiring English sources

The two-week CSW, held in New York, will review progress made in implementing the Beijing recommendations over the past two decades.

Paul Joyce, Ofsted's deputy director for further education and skills, said: "It is concerning that in some colleges and providers the progress made in implementing the duty has been slow.

The tasks of this office will include assisting individual dioceses in the implementation of safe environment programs, assisting provinces and regions in the development of appropriate mechanisms to audit adherence to policies, and to produce annually a public report on the progress made in implementing the standards in this charter.

The RCF report, Exceptional Cymru?, makes 20 recommendations, including calling on the next Welsh Assembly Government to "publish a report on the progress made in implementing Professor Routledge's recommendations and how they intend to build on this".

GENDER EQUALITY An overview of the progress made in implementing the institutional and programmatic components of the UNICEF Gender Action Plan during 2014.

SDW and PBE will assist divisions in developing indicators for assessment of progress made in implementing their commitments under the Gender and Development Plan of Action.

When the debate resumed in the 1905 session, Parliament having been adjourned shortly after the original announcement, it continued to be attacked, and very little progress was made in implementing it; an attempt in June 1905 to confidentially identify Volunteer units likely to be disbanded was reported by the Daily Chronicle, and questions were asked in both Houses of Parliament.

Though the initial purpose of this work was to assess the progress made in Armenia in implementing its tobacco control policy through application of the scale for tobacco control policy suggested by Jossens and Raw, it was also an opportunity to test the applicability of the scale for transition countries.

The DH's update on the NHS response to Lampard, published on Wednesday, said that progress had been made in implementing most of the changes she demanded.

Traffic-calming measures, such as speed bumps and closed streets, have been proposed as a means of controlling noise, pollution, and congestion in many neighbourhoods, but as of the early 21st century little progress had been made in implementing these measures.

At the same time, significant progress has been made in implementing gene therapy as a means to provide long-term expression of bioactive neurotrophic factors to targeted sites in the brain.