Sentence examples for progress to set from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile EPA's tortoise-like regulatory process has been making slow and steady progress to set a regulatory cap on greenhouse gas emissions.

As a direct result of Conservative policies, 37percentt of UK children will be in poverty by 2022, reversing 20 years of progress to set the highest poverty levels since records began.

Britain and other European nations intended to bang heads together to achieve progress and to set ambitious targets during the two-week conference.

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's this repetition that, by breaking the formal rules of continuity and progress, seems to set off the crisis, removing these discreetly charming bourgeois from the flow of cinematic storytelling; they will remain in a state of stasis until Leticia stage-manages another repetition, asking the guests to assume the positions they were in before the crisis struck.

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.

Henrietta meets with their teachers and therapists on a frequent basis to go over their progress and to set educational and development goals.

It is a kind of negative progress to discard, set aside or reduce in importance aspects of the debate that are red herrings or have become too central.

And I think we are making progress in being an effective opposition and I think we are making progress in starting to set out the alternative that we are".

Under President Xi Jinping, the leadership has been bolder in setting out a reform agenda after years of slow progress on promises to set the economy on a sustainable path.

If the proposal fails to be approved by creditors, "it is likely to set progress back by at least nine months before any alternative mechanisms can be put in place," PricewaterhouseCoopers said in the statement.