We make progress step by step" towards completing the banking union.
She was insistent that students should progress step by step and if anyone appeared unrealistically ambitious, she would say: "One does not build a house from the roof".
We try to win every game and progress step by step and as a club it is important for us to try to go as far as possible.
Most parlour games, which progress step by step, one move at a time, can be modeled as games in extensive form.
(Sometimes these forms are combined, as described in the section Theory of moves). Most parlour games, which progress step by step, one move at a time, can be modeled as games in extensive form.
He concluded that "it is inherent in the very nature of these arts to progress step by step from modest beginnings, and finally to reach the summit of perfection".
One of the strengths of this show, but also one of its weaknesses, is that the curators seem intent on making the same point, on pulling back the mask of Calder's great, diffuse reputation, itself a form of invisibility, and letting us see his progress, step by step.
In an interview and a speech to the Carnegie International Nuclear Policy Conference, Mr. Chung argued that the time had come for South Korea to withdraw from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and "match North Korea's nuclear progress step by step while committing to stop if North Korea stops.
In an interview and a speech to the Carnegie International Nuclear Policy Conference, the lawmaker, Chung Mong-joon, a son of the Hyundai industrial group's founder, said South Korea should withdraw from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and "match North Korea's nuclear progress step by step while committing to stop if North Korea stops".
He continued to progress, step by step.
