Sentences with phrase «stock of progress»

The time after the winter break is perfect for everyone to take stock of progress toward the instructional goals set in the fall.

When the end of the month comes along, you realize that you have very little desire to take stock of your progress toward your various goals.

No matter where you are in your journey toward retirement, it never hurts to step back and take stock of the progress you're making toward your long - term financial goals.

As Obama delivers his State of the Union address, National Geographic takes stock of his progress on climate over the past year.

This activity report takes stock of progress so far in implementing the activities of the Nairobi Work Programme, familiarizing readers with deliverables available, key outcomes from workshops, new ways of becoming involved and future work.

He said the «quid pro quo» should be for Corbyn to stamp out all talk of deselections of MPs or councillors by any supporters, to take a zero - tolerance approach to abuse and to sign up to a deadline at which the Labour party would take stock of progress with the public, when it could readdress issues including those around the leadership.

The meeting will be an opportunity to take stock of progress of the Bologna Process and set out the key policy issues for the future.

From 6 to 8 March, the Global Review Forum for the Global Action Programme (GAP) will take stock of progress since 2014, when the programme was launched, and examine the way forward.

The new reports take stock of the progress already made, and highlight various barriers and opportunities that remain to achieving SunShot - level cost reductions.

The Forum took stock of progress made over the past 15 years, consider remaining and new challenges, and prepare a road map for addressing them within the framework of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to be adopted by the United Nations in September.

The assessments gave them the evidence they needed to take stock of progress on a regular basis (at least three times per year); the interventions provided the means to accelerate the growth of those most at risk.

In early March, at the 59th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women, UN representatives, politicians, and civil society practitioners gathered to take stock of the progress made towards gender equality two decades after the landmark Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action.

The letter says: «For the international community alike, this is a natural time to take stock of the progress we have achieved since the first presidential elections and to assess the challenges that still lie ahead.

-- Take stock of the progress and experiences since the Maastricht Congress Declaration on «quality global education for all», from the perspective of the practitioners and the beneficiaries of global education;

In January, teachers and principals often take stock of progress and make plans for the rest of the school year.

Thus, the transition to ESSA was an opportunity to take stock of the progress that had been made, to conduct an unprecedented statewide stakeholder engagement tour, one that continues to this day post-plan approval, and to workshop new requirements and opportunities that ESSA presents.

Looking ahead, 2017 needs to be a year for more quick wins and bursts of climate action, and further enhanced coordination and integration of state and non-state actions so that in 2018, when countries take stock of progress, there is a common understanding of the full extent of progress by all actors.

«As we take stock of progress towards the global goal on sustainable energy, this latest data clearly shows more action and political leadership is needed if we are to live up to our promise to leave no one behind,» said Rachel Kyte, Special Representative of the UN Secretary - General and CEO of Sustainable Energy for All.

The Paris Agreement is built on the fundamental premise that climate action should be enhanced over time, informed by key moments to take stock of progress and identify new opportunities for action.

This exercise — the Talanoa Dialogue — is intended not only to take stock of progress, but also to help inform and raise ambition of the next round of nationally determined contributions (NDCs)-- commitments made by countries to tackle climate change.

Beyond the «Paris rulebook,» countries are also preparing for a key moment in 2018 — the Facilitative Dialogue — when they will take stock of progress made thus far, as well as identify opportunities for enhanced action and get ready to submit enhanced Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) by 2020.

It appears that the Hong Kong Conference will be the ideal venue to take stock of the progresses made.

While it is too early to say what Busan's significance will be, it is timely to take stock of the progress and shortcomings of the entire Paris Declaration process, of which Busan is a part.