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The report also found evidence of stalled progress in the number of parents with access to school holiday-only childcare.

The report says that significant downside risks to global growth persist, including stalled progress in solving the European debt crisis, fiscal uncertainty in the United States, a decline in investment in China and spiking oil prices.

But because he's also prone to embarrassing turns of phrase — "Instead of Hooked on Phonics/I got everybody hooked on me," he sputters in "The Product" — this album also underscores Freeway's stalled progress in the hip-hop mainstream.

The boos for the United States, and cheers for Mr. Conrad, appeared to reflect widespread feelings, built over seven years, that the Bush administration had stalled progress in curbing greenhouse gases even as it claimed to be leading the effort.

The I.R.A. did make a statement noting that its cease-fire was holding and its commitment to peace was firm, but it sidestepped the central issue of disarmament that has continually stalled progress in bringing stability to Ulster.

The dispute is one of many that have stalled progress in Abbas's reform plans, contributing to the perceptions of Palestinians and Israelis alike that, almost four months into the job, Abbas has not done enough to overhaul the Palestinian security forces and has no strategy to accomplish more.

Do you think that's going to stall progress in reinventing our urban water infrastructure?

Serious impediments to human rights can stall progress in any society.

Activists in his country have also gone to court to stall progress in biotech development.

When applied to public health, the appalling price appears to be to stall progress in life expectancy.

She said the report "signalled that the widening gap between men and women is acting to stall progress in reducing inequality overall".