Sentence examples for significant progress in education from inspiring English sources

The need for funding is crucial because, despite the significant progress in education over the past decade, according to data released last week by the Education for All (EFA) Global Monitoring Report, of the 57 million children primary-school-age out of school in 2011, almost 30 million were in sub-Saharan Africa.

The United Nations estimated recently that the amount of money devoted to fight the disease in Africa needs to rise 10-fold to $3 billion annually if the nations hardest hit are to make significant progress in education, prevention and care.

The period saw the election of many Blacks to public office and significant progress in education and economic development.

Entitled "State of Black America-Redeem The Dream: Jobs Rebuild America," the report features significant progress in education and employment, but simultaneously outlines gaps in income and job attainment.

Although significant progress in school education in India has been realized, still we have a long way to go in achieving universal primary education with better retention rates.

UNITED NATIONS — The world has made significant progress in income, education and health over the past 40 years, but the gains have been uneven and in some places war and the ravages of AIDS shortened life spans, according to a United Nations report on Thursday.

Few of the Millennium Development Goals will be met unless there is significant progress in girls' education.

"We have seen significant progress in the education sector since the Global Initiative started in the Philippines in 2010.

Yet a number of disparate countries, in different parts of the world, have given us outstanding demonstrations of how, despite all these obstacles, it is possible to make significant progress in the education of girls.

Evidence of success Key findings of the MICS show that DR Congo has made significant progress in terms of education and child survival.

The study indicates that the Government of Viet Nam has made significant progress in support for education over the past 25 years and it is anticipated that Viet Nam will achieve its Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) with regard to Education by 2015.