Sentence examples for wants to make progress from inspiring English sources

Kosovo wants to make progress on getting visa-free travel to Europe's Schengen zone.

Nutrition experts say if the nation wants to make progress on the obesity crisis among children, what they eat at lunchtime has to be addressed.

Mr. Sarkozy wants to make progress in rebalancing currencies and lessening their large fluctuations while bringing more stability to the prices of basic commodities.

The Dutch finance minister has said the Netherlands wants to make progress in clamping down on corporate tax avoidance during its EU presidency, after criticism of its sweetheart deal with Starbucks.

But the administration also wants to make progress in efforts to dissuade Iran from building a nuclear weapon and to convince other powerful states that China is not receiving lenient treatment because of its energy needs.

When Clinton visited Tashkent in October, a State Department official told the reporters accompanying her that "President Karimov commented that he wants to make progress on liberalization and democratization, and he said that he wants to leave a legacy of that for his — both his kids and his grandchildren".

"I want to get on; I want to make progress.

"We made progress, but you want to make progress with wins," he said.

This means you don't want to make progress," Mr. Velayati said.

To put it bluntly, we do not want to make progress on Iraq contingent on solving the Iranian nuclear problem.

If we want to make progress we have to do it ourselves and believe it can be done.