Sentence examples for the continued progress from inspiring English sources
The continued progress of Islamic State just across the border in Iraq frightens many Turks.
The council also welcomed the continued progress made by the mission over the last year at strategic, operational and tactical levels".
The organisers said they were "very worried about the continued progress of the gay – and in fact the LGBT – agenda across the board in the UK.
Joel Girsky, the company's chairman and chief executive, said, "The improvements in Jaco's second-quarter financial results reflect the continued progress we are making toward returning to profitability".
The cease-fire, the opening of crossings and the ending of the Palestinian factional split are all essential "for the continued progress for the people of Gaza," he said.
Late May: team selection to be concluded Performance director Lorraine Brown With six months to go … The continued progress of the men's and women's teams show we remain on track to hit our London 2012 targets.
Unlike the situation with Germany, where Ballack missed out on the World Cup not through his own fault and then became seen as an obstacle to the team's continued progress, the falling-out with Leverkusen is very much of his own making.
The Institute is committed to the highest ethical standards of care for animals used for the purpose of continued progress in the field of human medicine.
"We call on the UK government to encourage the European commission to support the directive's continued progress rather than blocking it in the wake of recent developments".
The N.C.A.A. reviewed a positive report this month by George J. Mitchell, the former United States senator who was appointed athletics integrity monitor at Penn State, and decided to ease the penalties because of the university's continued progress toward ensuring athletic integrity.
"We appreciate the support and dedication of Exco's management team and employees during the review process and look forward to the company's continued progress".
