Sentence examples for show tangible progress from inspiring English sources

Most analysts say that Congress is staring at significant losses unless it can somehow show tangible progress in the coming months.

Principal among those demands is the call on the government in Khartoum to show tangible progress in disarming and bringing to justice the marauding militias in 30 days.

The measure demands that the government show tangible progress in 30 days in disarming the fighters and bringing them to justice.

And it has become the premier model for results-driven aid; financing for projects is supplied incrementally, as programs show tangible progress — for example, in the number of AIDS-treating drugs dispensed.

Those efforts have so far shown tangible progress: net enrollment of six-year-old children in Mozambique between 2009 and 2014 rose from 67%to82%2%, and almost half of all students are now girls.

In the past five years, Armenia has shown tangible progress in reducing infant and child mortality rates.

Peer education has already shown tangible progress in Ethiopia, and UNICEF is committed to continuing its support for such programmes in order to ensure the achievement of worldwide Millennium Development Goals.

"We are trying to show visible, tangible progress in 18 months," he said.

"It was critically important for the government to show some tangible progress, and that is what this plea provided them," said Robert Mintz, a former federal prosecutor who is now a partner at McCarter & English in Newark.

On the one hand, Colombo is frantically trying to show some tangible progress vis-à-vis previous commitments it had made at the HRC.

Except, it still seems, the one thing that might work: showing some tangible progress on the reforms Mr Badawi keeps promising but never provides.