Sentence examples similar to progressing openly from inspiring English sources

The process will take us several steps back — back to a time when ideas of progress were openly discussed and turned into reality.

Maher opined that the decision was a reflection of "racism 2.0," a much more subtle way to prevent progress than openly using racial slurs or expressing racism.

The RSPO says that "members are expected to communicate on an annual basis their progress in contributing directly to the production and use of sustainable palm oil... only those members who openly communicate progress will be allowed to continue their participation in the RSPO". That "open communication" is ensured by putting the reports up on the RSPO web site.

The RSPO says that "members are expected to communicate on an annual basis their progress in contributing directly to the production and use of sustainable palm oil... only those members who openly communicate progress will be allowed to continue their participation in the RSPO".

We're making progress in talking more openly about our end-of-life decisions.

Yet even with those diminished goals, the six-day Tianjin climate talks, which concluded this weekend, made so little progress that some diplomats openly wondered whether continuing the UNFCCC process was even politically worthwhile.

It wasn't all easy for him from there, but they were able to talk more openly about his progress.

That said, talking about these issues openly is at least progress.

"Many people are disappointed with the result of the referendum and the level of devolution recommended by the Smith Commission, however Scotland will only make progress if we debate our views openly and with respect.

"Political leaders must openly recognize that we cannot progress either by ignoring race or focusing exclusively on it.

The apparent reluctance of many Europeans to discuss the issues openly is likely to impede progress.