Sentence examples for to further good from inspiring English sources

Both provided a public-relations boost to BA, which plans soon to ask the government for some cash compensation for the shut-down in America in September.BA is looking forward to further good news when the government announces its decision on a fifth terminal for Heathrow.

Since active surfactants are known as excellent dispersible agents, nanosuspensions of protected amino acids dispersed with active surfactants would lead to further good reactivity even in water.

Junius joined him with a group of native warriors from Sinkan, who had been persuaded to take part by the clergyman in order to further good relations between themselves and the VOC.

During one of the committee meetings, Easton resident Virginia Purdy suggested the idea of assembling a large candle in Centre Square, "because it would have no commercial aspect and it would serve to further good will in the community".

Doug Sutherland, chairman of DOR, said: "During the year, we continued to make further good progress with the business turnaround of East Coast, and at 91%, we were able to achieve the top customer satisfaction result for a long-distance franchised rail operator".

"The group expects to demonstrate further good relative performances in its markets, and emerge even better positioned from any slowdown resulting from the prevailing macro-economic conditions".

At the Great Hall of the People, President Hu Jintao of China said: "China and India, the two most populous countries in the world, are determined to further advance good neighborly, friendly and mutually beneficial cooperation and relations".

The choice of chemotherapy is dependent on the treatment-free interval as it was shown many years ago that patients with a platinum-free interval of less than 6 months are unlikely to respond to a re-challenge with platinum, whereas those that relapse over 12 months are likely to have a further good response.

"To further our good relations, we respectfully request your observance of Islamic dress during your stay with us".

To reduce these committees to playthings for middle-class lads is insulting and undermines the credibility they need to further their good work.

This new consensus statement was, therefore, drawn up to provide a comprehensive series of practical and easily applicable advices to further widespread good clinical practice in the field.