Sentence examples for progress on challenges from inspiring English sources

Well applied, targeted and effective aid can and should be used to achieve progress on challenges such as health, education, water and other basic services.

In this review, I outline the key challenges involved with denitrification and then describe specific opportunities for making progress on these challenges including advances in measurement methods, new conceptual approaches for addressing hotspot and hot moment dynamics, and new remote sensing and geographic information system based scaling methods.

I call for a substantive open discourse and progress on these challenges and their integration into ecological engineering practice.

We won't be able to make meaningful progress on other challenges — like educating or connecting the world — without secure energy and a stable climate.

To some extent, progress on some challenges has already been made and solutions are expected to materialise in the near future.

On matters of national policy, however, we still have some work to do before we can make real progress on difficult challenges like immigration reform or climate change.

For over two decades, Barack Obama has brought people together to lift up struggling communities, expand health care, and take power away from lobbyists, and he will turn the page on the divisive politics of the past to make progress on the challenges facing working families as President," said Obama campaign manager David Plouffe.

More mothers may die this year than in 2008, say health experts, as the economic downturn derails development gains and jeopardises progress on the challenges that remain.

These service gaps may impede progress on the challenges and tasks of emerging adulthood in a first-world economy, such as graduating high school, starting college, gaining employment experience and avoiding incarceration.

This merely illustrates how the strategy can be applied to make progress on that challenge.

The 12 participating teams met in Washington, D.C., last week to take stock of progress on the challenge.