Sentence examples similar to progress made in planning from inspiring English sources

Thirteen states that have filled out applications were awarded grants Tuesday based on progress they have made in planning their exchanges.

If the country fails to secure peace, the fragile progress made in family planning (and many other sectors) may be jeopardized by another cycle of violence.

129.. Divisions/Services will report periodically on the progress made in the implementation of the Plan of Action, and as required in connection with external reporting purposes (e.g. Committee for the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination Against Women, Commission on the Status of Women, Economic and Social Council, etc).

The chair of the CTFMR,  Resident Coordinator a.i. and UNICEF Representative Mr. Bertrand Bainvel outlined the progress made in the implementation of the Plan of Action and stressed that this campaign is a another clear demonstration of the Government's commitment towards addressing the issue of recruitment and use of children once and for all.

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.

Ms. Sherman, the State Department under secretary who is leading the talks, plans to brief lawmakers in the coming days on the progress made in Geneva.

But progress made in the areas of immunization and nutrition in 2003 should lay the foundation for a multi-faceted plan to reduce child mortality in Angola.

Not enough progress had been made in planning for school places.

The case was developed from an evaluation report of the progress made by nine African countries in implementing the Plan of Action, qualitative interviews exploring stakeholders' experiences and perceptions of the operationalisation of the plan (carried out as part of the evaluation) in Botswana and Nigeria, and authors' reflections.

"The investment in athletics reflects the progress made over the last four years and demonstrates confidence in our plans for the next Games cycle.

When appropriate, students state progress made since their last progress report submissions and outline plans for the coming year.