Sentence examples for progress to implement from inspiring English sources
Work is now in progress to implement explicitly the different reactions of the pyrolysis in the developed UMATHT.
Works are now in progress to implement the FRF into the nonlinear model in order to synthesize such systems for any input signals.
Further investigations are currently under progress to implement this type of nanowire arrays in photovoltaic devices, as recent results have shown a very high potential of organised silicon nanowire arrays for such applications [45].
Suggestions generated by other researchers included identifying partners with pre-established links to ease and expedite interaction; establishing clear expectations about role, scope and contribution to foster trust and avoid role confusion and misconceptions; fostering dialogue; and assessing progress to implement changes as needed [ 17].
Five years on from the Madrid agreement, in 2007 a review of the progress being made to implement the action plan in Uganda, conducted by HelpAge, acknowledged that the government had developed a range of programmes "which have the potential to include older people", such as including older people in its poverty eradication policies.
Since then, no progress has been made to implement it.
One slightly chunkier point still in progress is the plan to implement and deliver actions in the civil service reform plan by May 2015.
Talks continued, however, and bore progress when a commitment to implement the September 2012 agreements, with specific deadlines attached to the necessary actions, was signed in March 2013.
Braulio Ferreira de Souza Dias, the executive secretary of the Convention on Biological Diversity, said: "The good news is that parties are making progress and concrete commitments to implement the Aichi biodiversity targets.
The Home Office says significant progress is being made to implement a national action plan to tackle the problem.
An updated recovery plan was published in 2013 to review progress, research findings, and to implement further conservation actions.
