Sentence examples for progress towards addressing from inspiring English sources

These initiatives, if enacted, would represent significant progress towards addressing the needs of this population.

Last fall, I wrote on behalf of the Corporation to affirm our judgment that divestment from the fossil fuel industry would not be wise or effective as a means for the University to advance progress towards addressing climate change.

Increasing efforts to foster diversity and to better appreciate the wide range of backgrounds and cultures in the Nicholas community is important and aligns perfectly with the school's mission to prepare students to go on and make meaningful progress towards addressing environmental issues that affect all peoples.

Greater focus on these areas is essential for decision makers to be able to identify geographical regions and/or groups of people among whom health inequities exist and where extra attention is therefore needed; and in the absence of good data, progress towards addressing the inequities will inevitably be compromised.

And, as slow progress continues to be made towards addressing the problem of forced marriage, My Life, My Marriage, will continue to highlight the complexity of the issue, supporting victims who might otherwise fall through the gaps.

To achieve this end the paper starts with an exploration of the frustrations expressed in the literature over the perceived lack of progress made by social and environmental accounting towards addressing sustainable development.

Similarly, it is important to continue to strengthen the health system and monitor the progress in addressing NCDs and their risk factors, particularly towards achieving the targets set by the WHO Global NCD Action Plan 2013 2020.

As noted in our Q4 deliveries release, during the fourth quarter, "we made major progress addressing Model 3 production bottlenecks, with our production rate increasing significantly towards the end of the quarter".

Turbulence intensities, mixing, heat release, and reaction progress are addressed.

In the recent report, 'Progress for Children: Achieving the MDGS with Equity', which had its national launch at the Dhaka event, UNICEF argues that if such inequalities were addressed, progress towards the development goals and poverty reduction would be accelerated.

In its recent report Progress for Children: Achieving MDGS with Equity, which was launched at the event, UNICEF argues that if such inequalities were addressed, progress towards the MDGs and poverty reduction would be accelerated.