Sentence examples for reforms and progress from inspiring English sources

Progress in creating more effective educational reforms and progress in creating quality research on school reforms both have been slow in coming.

India was the only economy to be judged by the organisation as likely to grow quicker, with its forecast upgraded to 5.7% from 4.9% after voting in a new government that said it would pursue growth-oriented reforms and progress in containing inflation.

In the 18th century, after the Act of Union, the island theme became a unionist project for reform and progress.

"We want to recognize and reward high-achieving and high-growth schools, offering them the carrots and incentives that we know drive reform and progress".

"Any government that has a sincere desire for reform and progress should understand the benefit of objective and constructive criticism," he said.

But Mr Laws added: "They have also asked for clarification of details in relation to education funding, fair taxes and in relation to issues in regard to voting reform and progress on that issue".

"We worked together closely over the past months since his appointment, and he was a driving force in much of the good reform and progress that we have seen recently," the general said in a statement.

It was groups of brave, sincere Egyptians who initiated this moment of historical opportunity on Jan . 25 and the Muslim Brotherhood is committed to joining the national effort toward reform and progress.

But the people who work hard and pay taxes, who have a stake in reform and progress, who carry the burden of every mistake, have no credible representative to vote for.

The Roberts view reflects what the Harvard historian Alexander Keyssar, in "The Right to Vote: The Contested History of Democracy in the United States," called the "triumphalist presumption: a deeply embedded, yet virtually unspoken, notion that the history of suffrage is the history of gradual, inevitable reform and progress".

These feelings, and their cultivation, came to form an important part of Mill's idea of the good that shaped his thought and his efforts towards social reform and progress.