Sentence examples for that work remained from inspiring English sources

But the mayor, who was criticized this year for his unapologetic reaction to the police shooting in March of an unarmed black man, acknowledged yesterday that work remained to be done on community relations.

Though Mr. Mueller insisted that work remained to be done in the legal and forensic areas, "we are confident today that the killing is over and justice will be served".

While Mr. Obama said "the American people are encouraged by the progress that has been made," as he stood beside Mr. Karzai at the heavily fortified presidential palace, Mr. Obama also emphasized that work remained to be done on the governance issues that have frustrated American officials over the past year.

The Rev. Edward J. Arsenault, a representative of Bishop John B. McCormack of the Manchester Diocese, which takes in all of New Hampshire, said in a statement that work remained to be done, but pointed out that no minors were harmed during the period audited by the state, 2002-5.

Ministers insisted that work remained the best route out of poverty and said the government's welfare reforms would further encourage people to get a job.

17 Although much has changed since that time, including quantum leaps in imaging technology (PET, magnetic resonance imaging, CT, etc) and state-of-the-art diagnostic and surgical techniques, the fundamentals of that work remain to this day.

Guesses included a sense of pride and a conviction that much work remained ahead.

Instead, Mr. Rumsfeld told Hamid Karzai, the provisional head of government, and Gen. Muhammad Fahim, the incoming defense minister, that much work remained in hunting down the Taliban and members of Osama bin Laden's organization, Al Qaeda.

But, in a 60-page report, the fund also said that a lot of work remained to be done.

Even in that note, however, he said that "open work remained" in assessing the possible damage.

But Mr. Gates cautioned that much work remained to make certain that North Korea had surrendered its nuclear weapons and its weapons development programs.