Sentence examples for progressive direction of the from inspiring English sources

Based on its est reserves & a (conservative) valuation of $10 p barrel, #Aramco cld be worth more than $2.5 tr. 4 times the size of Apple The official statement says the privatisation of Aramco would be "consistent with the broad a progressive direction of the Kingdom", but which it means, lots of companies in Saudi Arabia are privatising at the moment.

But those focused on what impact 50 SNP MPs could have on the progressive direction of travel of the next government may be missing the point.

This is the progressive direction of human society.

For as long as there has been Labour party, people have come together to organise either for specific policy objectives or just for a more progressive direction of travel.

If there is one critical lesson from the last year, it is that in the absence of social movements -- and particularly social movements with dynamic and audacious leadership -- political change does not happen in a progressive direction irrespective of the intent of elected leaders.

Diana Holland, national officer at the Unite union, said: "This is a welcome continuation of the progressive direction taken by the Government on flexible working.

Paul Grein, a Billboard magazine columnist who has been extremely accurate in predicting Grammy winners for The Times in recent years, suggested there was considerable sentiment among younger Grammy voters to move in a more progressive direction, but the presence of two strong candidates--Springsteen and Prince--might split the progressive vote, leaving Richie the winner.

The Republican party is going to go into a far more progressive direction, back to the party of Nelson Rockefeller, Dwight Eisenhower and Teddy Roosevelt.

The center of gravity in the Democratic party has shifted in a bold, populist, progressive direction – regardless of who is selected by Hillary Clinton as vice-president".

Rabbi Mandelbaum was also considered more traditional, and Dr. Cohen did go on to lead the seminary in a more progressive direction, presiding in 1985 over the ordination of the first women to become rabbis in Conservative Judaism.

The other states look to New York for the progressive direction.