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Here, Haiti could also learn from the difficulties of Nicaragua in sustaining its progress.

Perhaps it will have to converge on western-style institutions to sustain its economic progress.

It had seemed unlikely that Kia could sustain its previous rapid pace of progress but the new car still managed to show significant advances over the old.

Rather, policy may now be the principal impediment to its sustained progress, especially when it may be used to support dubious hopes and permit use of public resources for purposes that lack evidence.

However, sustained research progress in producing UHPC using locally available materials under normal curing conditions should reduce its material cost.

"The important key is sustained academic progress," said Charles B. Zogby, secretary of education in Pennsylvania.

But to retain the voters' approbation, she needs sustained economic progress, and that means taking some unpopular decisions quickly.

The fact that it has failed to make sustained progress on the scale required raises questions about the point of the longer-term goal.

The trust, which runs three of the schools, said it was "determined to maintain rapid and sustained progress".

In many circles in Pakistan the name "World Bank" is synonymous with inefficiency, bureaucracy and long-term debt, in other words, it means life-saving development projects and sustained progress.

In Africa, we cannot make progress on maternal and child health without a robust AIDS response; neither can we make sustained progress on AIDS without also addressing maternal and child health.