Sentence examples for to assure progress from inspiring English sources

President Jacques Chirac of France called for "regular, natural and permanent consultations" with those groups, "to discuss and take the necessary steps to assure progress".

To assure progress, we introduce a look-ahead procedure after which all edges become exact and clustering can effectively resume (Fig. 5).

As American historian Henry Steele Commager noted, "Change does not necessarily assure progress, but progress implacably requires change".

To assure him progress was being made, Lennon gave Levy a rough tape of the sessions to review.

Assuring progress toward the NCD goal '25 by 25', requires the establishment of an independent accountability mechanism, monitoring trends, reviewing progress, and acting as indicated to accelerate progress (25).

Mr. Greenspan "believes the path to containing inflation is through productivity," Mr Orr said, "and in order to assure its continued progress, growth and profits are the key".

Yet 80% of Americans say it is important for the next President and the next Congress to assign a high priority to putting health research and innovation to work to assure continued medical progress.

Nevertheless, more innovative and sophisticated bioinformatics tools must be devised to assure continued valuable progress in the field of metagenomics.

Approved 362-63, Dec. 12. 2. Education: Vote on a compromise education bill that would sharply increase federal aid to schools with large numbers of poor children and require annual testing in reading and math to assure that schools make progress.

By a vote of 381 to 41, the House passed and sent to the Senate a compromise version of President Bush's education bill that would sharply increase federal aid to schools with large numbers of poor children and require annual testing in reading and math to assure that schools make progress.

Safer Chemicals, Healthy Families is a coalition of groups that supports the bill and will monitor its progress to assure that effective provisions pass into law.