Sentence examples for progressing to the next stage from inspiring English sources
These are both necessary steps to progressing to the next stage of the negotiations next year, when countries will begin work drafting a proposed new global treaty, binding both developed and developing countries to reduce emissions, that would be signed in 2015 and come into force from 2020.
Exercise counseling proved feasible with three participants progressing to the next stage of change.
All of which provides an extra incentive to excel against Tottenham, who still have a slim chance of progressing to the next stage of the Europa League.
In a knock-out competition, as in the latter stages of the World Cup, a misplaced pass can mean the difference between progressing to the next stage of the competition or dropping out altogether.
The two sides drew 1-1 in Salzburg in the last round of matches and both teams need a victory to increase their chances of progressing to the next stage from a pool that also contains Manchester City.
Like us, Primark recognises the tremendous potential of Princes Street as a shopping destination and I look forward to the development progressing to the next stage". Over 7,000 people signed up to a consultation website set up by Primark last year.
Scoring once in the following game against Scotland and twice in a 4 1 win over the Netherlands, Shearer helped England to progress to the next stage in front of their own fans in Wembley.
Morocco are now in a prime position to progress to the next stage.
The changes are believed to be vital to enable the club to progress to the next stage in its development and very much in the club's best long term interests.
If, after the workshop, the jobseeker would like to progress to the next stage, they are asked to commit to a two-week training course that gives them core training in social care support work.
A senior EU official warned on Thursday that it was up to the British government to move on the divorce issues in order to progress to the next stage of Brexit negotiations.
