Sentence examples for would be to progress from inspiring English sources

The presumed logic for this would be to progress as far as possible down the road with Lebanon while Syria was also conducting talks with Israel so that Lebanon might be persuaded to continue talks even if the Syrian track fell apart.

The final score of 1-1 wan an early indication of how difficult it would be to progress to the Round of 16.

The surest way to weaken Hamas would be to make progress on a viable Palestinian state.

He said his "principal interest would be to document progress in standing up Iraqi security forces," and he proposed traveling soon, before the presidential primaries, so he could "speak objectively — before politics goes to roar level".

The best prospect for prevention of cancer would be to halt the progress or reverse these lesions, using an intervention which addresses some fundamental aspect of carcinogenesis.

To deny this progress – our progress – would be to rob us of our own agency; our responsibility to do what we can to make America better.

This dialogue would be to promote cooperation, achieve progress on the path to Europe and improve the lives of the people".

To say that black people have made progress would be to say they deserve what happened to them before".

One marker of progress would be to see organisations signing up to the Think Local Act Personal Making it Real statements.

To deny that progress would be to ignore the sacrifices made by those who fought and bled to achieve it, as the president has said numerous times.

"To halt this progress now would be to disadvantage disabled people across Scotland".