Sentence examples for progress towards providing from inspiring English sources

The three-year survey of all local authorities and thousands of schools did, however, find "good progress towards providing the entitlement".

As we progress towards providing more rigorous information to policy-makers, how should the national and international processes for negotiating policy decisions be changed?

Inspectors said progress towards providing this entitlement was good and that achievement was good or outstanding in six out of 10 primary schools visited.

A key milestone in progress towards providing an efficacious and safe closed-loop artificial pancreas system for outpatient use is the development of fully automated, portable devices with fault detection capabilities to ensure patient safety.

Through a combined approach, progress has been made towards providing detailed structures of highly complex and very large viruses, and towards imaging the dynamic structural changes performed by viruses at key stages in their life cycles.

By Pi James NEW YORK, USA, 5 March 2012 - Significant progress has been made towards providing education for all, yet according to UNESCO an estimated 67 million children still remain out of school – and over half of them are girls.

The cross section of papers within this feature issue demonstrates the great diversity of biophotonic techniques, while highlighting the continuing progress of our field towards providing true clinical value.

In that regard, progress of the ENCODE project (Birney et al, 2007) will be beneficial towards providing a platform for providing a context towards assessing the role of non-genic alterations in cancer development and progression.

The goal of the Back on Track Programme on Education in Emergencies and Post-Crisis Transition was to help countries establish a viable path towards sustainable progress in providing quality basic education to all children.

Advances in molecular medicine, combined with progress towards precision care, provide an excellent opportunity to accelerate the translation of biological understanding to the bedside.

Alternatively, Poma (1988) argues that the religious idea of God, since it is the idea not only of universal ethical ideals, but of humanity's progress towards those ideals, provides a connection between the descriptive and normative aspects of Cohen's philosophy.