Sentence examples for progress on handing from inspiring English sources

The Netherlands and Belgium had objected to the more generous agreement, saying that could not happen until Serbia made progress on handing over indicted war criminals, most notably Gen. Ratko Mladic, who is charged with masterminding the 1995 massacre of more than 7,000 Bosnian Muslim men and boys in Srebrenica.

Our problem is to select one resource option to perform each stage, and based on the selected options to place an amount of inventory (in-progress and on-hand) at each stage, in order to offer a satisfactory customer service level with as low as possible total supply chain cost.

While bureaucratic hurdles have slowed progress on the one hand, associated governance improvements have accelerated it.

"I'm surprised at her progress on the one hand, but I also know she has the genetics," says Cunningham Snr.

They grappled with the impact of technological and material progress on the one hand, and with an ever-deepening anxiety and pessimism on the other.

So, progress on the one hand is counterbalanced, or worse, cancelled out, by the low levels of fitness and high levels of obesity among the young.

In Brighton, Ed Miliband traced the roots of the squeeze on wages back to before the crash, suggesting that in an economy where the rich cleaned up, the "vital link" between industrial progress on the one hand, and new cars and foreign holidays for workers on the other, had got broken.

For me, ALS started in my right index finger and progressed to hand and arm weakness on my right side, which eventually migrated to my left side.

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The joined operation of the cytosolic and mitochondrial LDH and of the lactate carrier allows, on one hand, the progress of glycolysis by the production of NAD+ and, on the other, the progress of OXPHOS, by the transport of reducing equivalents from the cytosol into mitochondria [ 9, 68].

"On one hand, that constitutes progress; but on the other hand, what does that really mean to a user?" Mr. Hiestand said.