Sentence examples for securing progress from inspiring English sources

"I have always believed that if you maximise the independence of schools you have a better chance of securing progress.

Securing progress in Europe is a marathon not a sprint, and the UK will need to work hard on building alliances.

"At the same time, in Bonn, some of the world's largest emitters have wasted too much energy in trying to move backwards rather than in securing progress.

Last month, more than 1 million public sector workers, including teachers, social workers and immigration officials, took part in the biggest outbreak of industrial action since 1979 in walkouts union leaders said were crucial to securing progress in subsequent talks.

Last month, more than one million public sector workers, including teachers, social workers and immigration officials, took part in the biggest outbreak of industrial action since 1979 in walkouts union leaders said were crucial to securing progress in subsequent talks.

President Clinton's intervention helped secure progress in the Middle East and Northern Ireland.

A win, combined with Dortmund defeating Galatasaray, would secure progress.

With a draw the requirement to secure progress into the Champions league knockout stages as group winners, Moyes was on his way.

The Greens have rejected Labor claims of "selling out", arguing the deal secured progress because at least 281 companies now shielded will be subject to disclosure.

9. (S) Diskin replied that the ISA also hopes that the Bethlehem Conference will succeed, and that the PA will progress on the economic front, as it would help to secure progress on the political front.

It was magnificent, and they secured progress with a grim 1-0 home win over Barcelona, but it was hard not to wonder whether that was really what Riquelme envisaged following when he railed against Julio César Falcioni's negativity last year.