Their virtual progress was then shown against the sailors' real progress.On the basis of the Whitbread, Quokka created a sailing "vertical"—dig down deep, and you will find all the information and products you could possibly want about sailing.
No society progresses on the basis of a language only spoken by 10% of the population".
Professor Kwesi Kwaa Prah, director of the Centre for Advanced Studies of African Society, told delegates: "No society on Earth progresses on the basis of someone else's language.
"These developments are much better progressed on the basis of an outline planning application, followed by reserved matters.
Previously, Waystone Development said the development would be "better progressed on the basis of an outline planning application" with more detailed plans later.
But, before the advent of modern science, medical progress often proceeded on the basis of inference rather than evidence.
"Good teachers ought to be able to progress more quickly on the basis of a rounded and objective judgement of their performance," he said.
While there has been progress toward inclusion on the basis of gender, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, religion, and disability status, there is still much further to go in reaching inVisibility for all.
Starting as soldiers and noncommissioned officers, service nobles were to progress through the ranks on the basis of merit and longevity; eventually the latter became the principal criterion.
There is still too much of a governing assumption in too many parts of British society, in too many of our institutions, that progress can be achieved on the basis of a limited pool of talent gaining access to a limited pool of opportunities.
