Sentence examples for progress urging from inspiring English sources

Cambridge University has said that AS-level exams provide a "robust indicator of student progress", urging schools and sixth forms to enter students at the end of year 12. Reforms by former education secretary, Michael Gove, replaced the split A-level course with just one end-of-year exam instead.

He met privately with Senator Ron Wyden, Democrat of Oregon, and telephoned Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee to check on their progress and urge them to stick to his timetable for a final bill to reach his desk in October.

We will be faced again and again with the question "is this a problem or is this progress?" I urge that we stay conscious of our instinctual preference for privacy and strive to remain critical.

During his remarks on the 15 December campaign launch, he praised India's unprecedented progress and urged parents and policy makers to intensify their efforts.

Lalevic recalled that enrollment in preschool is currently in progress and urged all parents to give their children the best start in life by enrolling them in preschool.

A far more mature response than Senator Chuck Grassley's nit-twit tweets grumbling about the president urging progress on health care "while u sightseeing in Paris".

Finally, I am urging progress in eliminating other weapons of mass destruction and limiting missiles, space weapons and conventional arms – all of which are needed for a nuclear weapon-free world.

In your editorial about the post-Arafat possibilities for the Israelis and the Palestinians, you place much of the onus for progress on Israel, urging the Israelis to take action "to empower moderate" Palestinian leaders, "something that Israel refused to give Yasir Arafat".

There will be a similar message from Mr Kerry who has begun his trip in Ethiopia's capital, Addis Ababa, where he is urging progress from peace talks which resumed this week.

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon told reporters in Madrid on Thursday he hoped for "very meaningful progress" from the negotiations, urging the Iranians to prove their programme was for peaceful purposes.

Government's agricultural program, urges progress by destruction, recovery by dissuasion, has never been clearcut in this regard.