Sentence examples for update on its progress from inspiring English sources

In a quarterly update on its progress where it is already active — the U.S., Canada, UK, Ireland, Finland, the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg — the numbers are small, to say the least.

On Friday, it provided an update on its progress, highlighting its nuclear card at a time when Washington's special envoy on North Korea, Stephen Bosworth, is on a high-profile trip to Northeast Asia to consult with its allies on how to force North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons programs.

Although Tumblr hasn't taken to its own blog to provide a public update on its progress in fighting spam, it did recently address the concerns of a high-profile Tumblr user – the associate producer of NPR's Fresh Air, Melody Kramer, who maintains a blog for the popular program hosted on the Tumblr platform.

It gave what appeared to be a positive update on its progress in Brazil, with Telefonica launching a trial in the country.

Representatives from several of Crossroads' former corporate and government supporters met at the theater in April to get an update on its progress and provide some guidance.

The OECD aims to produce firm proposals for reform by 2015, and was due to give an update on its progress on January 23rd, after The Economist went to press.

Backers have received regular updates on its progress.

Wal-Mart has issued regular updates on its progress since then.

In his memorandum today, he said the railroad still sought the loan and would keep employees updated on its progress.

"While I share the concerns of others that the investigation is taking far longer than originally anticipated, I am regularly updated on its progress, I am personally reviewing the evidence and I am satisfied that all that can be done to conclude the investigation is being done and that Mr Mitchell himself is kept informed".

The acting director of A.T.F., Kenneth E. Melson, and his acting deputy, William J. Hoover, were "keenly interested" in the operation and received weekly updates on its progress, according to internal e-mails released for the first time by the Oversight Committee's chairman, Darrell Issa, Republican of California.