Sentence examples for progress set up from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the Ucas offshoot Ucas Progress, set up two years ago to serve pupils from aged 13 looking for post-16 courses, is also collecting data.

PARIS — As industrialization hurtled ahead in the United States in the early years of the 20th century, U.S. universities, beacons of rationalism and progress, set up business schools dedicated to producing managers trained in a new science of business administration.

Federal officials said they had made substantial progress, setting up telephone call centers and establishing procedures for the Treasury to make monthly payments.

A second-half goal from Chelsea Weston confirmed the Blues' progress and set up a meeting with Zorky of Russia.

Chelsea go into their semi-final second leg against the world and European champions knowing a draw is enough to progress and set up a final against either Real Madrid or Bayern Munich.

Swansea were fortunate not concede again as Pienaar, whose influence grew as the game progressed, twice set up substitute Denis Stracqualursi.

The British empire, conceiving of itself as an engine of progress, liked to set up "responsible government" in its colonies, where the better class of settler would be allowed to run a legislature that answered to the mother country.

It sheds light on the ideas behind the concept of sustainable urban transportation and aims to enable readers to select their targets and indicators for measuring progress and to set up governance processes for their individual situations.

If residents show progress, they are set up with their own apartment.

Against the ticking clocks of progress, Tennyson and Dickens set up these other measures of time, achieving nothing, and with no promised end-points.

Oh yeah, and if you want to watch the progress of the whole set up, here's a handy little live cam of the worker guys hard at work.