Sentence examples for seeking to progress from inspiring English sources

Other key results drawn from the report have shown how half of respondents across both sectors did not agree they had been fully informed of the process of applying for promotion, with almost 60 per cent reporting how senior colleagues and managers had not supported them in seeking to progress their career.

Thus isolated, they seek to progress.

"For experience is undoubtedly the best teacher and the curriculum is the record of the past by which we must profit if we seek to progress".

Italy have won five of the last eight European Under-21 Championships but were beaten by Serbia on Monday, meaning that tomorrow's match represents a formidable obstacle as England seek to progress through Group B to the semi-finals.

Yet the hierarchy, led by the technical director Michael Emenalo and the head of youth development, Neil Bath, have been at pains to stress the need for patience to youth players, as well as their parents and agents, as they seek to progress.

Future investigations will seek to progress beyond the era of 5-FU/LV.

The current government sought to build on the progress through a minimum price per unit of alcohol.

Fulham will seek to build on the progress made during the last two years and creep slightly closer, perhaps, to fulfilling the seemingly preposterous ambition that he declared he had for them when he took over in 1997 – becoming "the Manchester United of the south".

"But there is no question that as president, she would seek to build on all the progress we have made under President Obama".

Mr. Clinton has come here seeking to make progress on his proposal to build a system of national missile defense that requires an agreement to amend the treaty banning such nationwide systems signed by Moscow and Washington more than 30 years ago.

Local business chiefs are now seeking to make progress with a devolution deal which is part of the creation of the new Tees Valley Combined Authority.