Sentence examples for recognise the progress from inspiring English sources

We recognise the progress in childcare provision that has been made since 1997.

The opposition leader, Bill Shorten, acknowledged that politicians from both sides of the political fence must "redouble" their efforts and "recognise the progress we have made is uneven and too slow".

Matthew Knowles, a spokesman for the Society of British Aerospace Companies, said: "It is disappointing that the Conservatives do not recognise the progress that the aviation industry has made in recent years to further improve its environmental performance as well as the economic importance of the global access points for the UK regions that Heathrow provides.

"And not only do people on the inside recognise the progress we've made, but people on the outside can see it".

That is not to say there is not a serious problem that needs addressing - Prof Maryon-Davies is clear there is - but equally it is important to recognise the progress that is being made to identify what works so the issue can be addressed.

Another explanation for the dissonance between planned and actual behaviour could be due to the lack of money for transportation, the availability of TBA, and an inability to recognise the progress of labour (56, 63).

The report was welcomed by ACE's chief executive, Darren Henley, who said it recognised "the progress we are making in shifting investment outside London, on diversifying income streams, and ensuring more people benefit from our investment".

More recently, in 1997, we recognised the progress of Latin America in establishing (or re-establishing) democracies and in overcoming hyperinflation and debt crises by creating a separate Americas section (in which we included Canada).This week sees the start of a new column, which will give further depth to our coverage of Latin America.

"Although there remains much work ahead, this is an historic moment in recognising the progress already made".

"I am grateful that the Pembrokeshire Ministerial Board is recognising the progress now being made in making the necessary improvements to our education service.

A spokesman for the Glasgow 2014 organising committee said the Games partners were "pleased" that the report recognised the progress that had been made.