Sentence examples for progress on opening from inspiring English sources

This knife-edge improvisation process has produced some catastrophes, such as the infamous 1994 Edinburgh premiere of The Seven Streams Of The River Ota, an apocalyptic chronicle that was still a work in progress on opening night: "Overran by two hours, the scenery went haywire, and there were long scenes in Quebecois French," noted critic Charles Laurence in the Daily Telegraph.

With regard to the Obama Administration's progress on open government, there is no doubt we still have a long litany of problems.

We hope that these changes will further progress and that we will keep on opening our minds.

The Medicare bill also requires the Bush administration to apprise Congress on progress toward opening Australia's drug pricing system.

Though the U-boat crews remained loyal, the mutiny of the surface-ship crews spread to other units of the fleet, developed into armed insurrection on November 3, and progressed to open revolution the next day.

Additionally, we have an exciting product line-up in the coming months to continue to make progress on our Open and Social initiatives.

They say it has continued to pursue tough enforcement leading to thousands of deportations, but has made no progress on legislation to open a path to legal status to millions of illegal immigrants.

Phil Dykins, head of bilateral relations at the DfT in a meeting with US embassy officials, also attended by then transport secretary of state Geoff Hoon, is reported as having "invoked the spectre of the British government succumbing to pressure from some of its commercial carriers to implement the clawback language if progress [on Open Skies] was not achieved.

Re "Does Science Matter?": I find it odd that militantly atheistic scientists like Steven Weinberg dismiss the idea of intelligent design while at the same time employing the so-called anthropic principle to make progress on the largest open problem in cosmology, the determination of the cosmological constant.

His response suggested that progress on sacred values might open the way for negotiations on material issues, rather than the reverse.

Another British civil servant told American officials that Spain may see progress on securing agreement on Open Skies and on the alliance – which includes the Spanish airline Iberia – as "being closely linked", a second cable reported.