And we are beginning to make strides in that direction.
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The convention also helped Trump make strides in his personal image.
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"He really did (make strides)," Reds interim manager Jim Riggleman said.
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Republicans have tried to make strides in recruiting more diverse candidates.
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It can inspire you to always make strides toward new accomplishments.
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The White House reinforced its desire to make strides in broadband on Wednesday.
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Similarly, David Oyelowo addresses the need to make strides within the executive ranks.
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Uber has also launched in China and is investing heavily to make strides there.
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Black designers, then, influence our culture at large when they make strides in fashion.
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You can make strides in things that aren't the easiest to address—such strength!
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I'm working with my counselor and hopefully I'll make strides and improvements in that area.
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President Obama on Tuesday called on Vietnam's Communist leaders to make strides in human rights.
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Anything that allows us to innovate and make strides on these issues is worth considering.
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But black athletes have continued to make strides in Olympic events in the years since.
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Don't forget: Often it is unions, not politicians, that make strides in family leave policies.
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If there is any way to make strides here, it will involve more communication, not less.
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As Trump has failed to make strides to remedy the problem, Democrats are becoming more vocal.
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Other leaders in this space are also helping make strides in preserving sharks for years to come.
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I was able to connect and really make strides in my relationships with a handful of men.
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Meeks said the museum will allow visitors to see America's effort to make strides in race issues.
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Hopefully I continue to improve and the team can continue to make strides in the right direction.
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These three tips from money experts can help you make strides toward eliminating your debt this year.
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When he focuses and puts in the work, you're seeing him continually make strides to be better.
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If they make strides, they might eventually get it to a place where it makes sense to support it.
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Women in the workforce in the 1980s continued to make strides, but there was still a ways to go.
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And he also knew that he could make strides with Gorbachev by reasoning with him rather than simply threatening him.
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It has never been more important to come together, examine the evidence, and make strides against this deadly health challenge.
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Pyongyang has stepped up its weapons tests in recent months, appearing to make strides in its nuclear and missile programs.
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Yet it is a competitive landscape for digital payments, as Apple, Square and Android continue to make strides in this space.
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But he contended several areas, including machine learning, self-driving cars and virtual reality, will make strides in the coming years.
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Drones are helping animal scientists and researchers make strides in their fields, simply by giving them views they never had before.
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They're at least trying to make strides in that direction, whereas it doesn't seem like the H.F.P.A. is all that concerned.
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It appears, however, that the Department of Justice is beginning to make strides to enforce the Fair Housing Act's protection of women.
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The developments threaten a historic meeting during which the U.S. hoped to make strides toward Pyongyang abandoning its nuclear and missile programs.
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Use your relationships with your family and housemates to ground you as you take bold initiative to make strides in your career.
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You'll get access to 21 different tools to help you amp up your site's ranking and make strides in your marketing game.
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We continue to make strides in ensuring diverse attendance numbers in all facets of participation, from speakers, judges, Battlefield contestants and nonprofit groups.
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As Nikki Bella and John Cena make strides in their path to reconciliation, communication may be an area they need to work on.
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In fact, the current Senate has demonstrated that even in divided times, Congress can make strides in improving the lives of all Americans.
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What to Expect The wonderfully nicknamed Banyana Banyana have started to make strides but for the most part are still finding their way.
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But as we continue to make strides, it's time we ensure our virtual assistants evolve beyond the role of the tech-savvy, 1960s secretary.
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It's unclear how good this team can be, and if Drummond continues to make strides they'll be an unpleasant matchup more nights than not.
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Millions of Americans are depending on this administration and the upcoming Congress to work together and make strides towards bringing down prescription drug costs.
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Finally, Americans recognized the hazards of tobacco use and began to make strides in its reduction in the latter half of the 20th century.
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In news that will shock no one with ears, women did not make strides to even up representation for their gender in music last year.
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Negotiating starting salaries is particularly important for women, people of color, and anyone hoping to make strides closing the gender pay and race pay gaps.
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And many of them were here to promote their channels, to network with other creators and to make strides toward the dream of internet fame.
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While Kendra Wilkinson Baskett and Hank Baskett continue to make strides to mend their marriage, they're struggling to connect when it comes to their parenting techniques.
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As we make strides in understanding indoor pollution, we should remember that decades of environmental neglect and racial discrimination have left many Americans breathing toxic outdoor air.
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His campaign identified the state as a place where he could make strides compared to Mitt Romney's super slim one percentage point loss in 2012 for several reasons.
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The company already has its e-Golf hatchback on the road, but ramping up its electric fleet by 2020 would seemingly make strides towards becoming a cleaner brand.
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We saw Enid and Carl make strides toward a real relationship, and Maggie recover from a life-threatening injury and make significant steps forward after her tragic loss.
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Raising the wage alone has empowered 3.2 million New Yorkers, and provided them with the opportunity to generate business and make strides towards weaning off public assistance programs.
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However, it also appears that they continue to make strides through the evolution of the Hall of Fame electorate, with newly eligible voters inclined to back their candidacies.
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My promise and commitment to all of you is that I will never be silenced, and we will continue [to] band together to make strides, uniting for equality.
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Saruhashi was born in Japan in 1920, at a time it was still difficult for women to make strides beyond the traditional roles society had carved out for them.
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It also has been one of the most talked-about wedge issues on the campaign trail, but Congress has been unable to make strides toward meaningful health care reform.
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If Schwimmer is correct that Beijing will make strides towards opening its capital account, it might make sense for LSE shareholders to bet on expanding the bourse's link with Shanghai.
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Sunday's election is unlikely to bring anything like that, but the campaign has shown that pro-democracy parties continue to make strides, strengthening their popular appeal and refining their platforms.
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It's her hope that as the fashion industry continues to make strides to becoming more diverse, more women of different sizes will be signed to modeling agencies to break the mold.
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Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs), Community Development Corporations (CDCs) and New Markets Tax Credits (NMTCs) have been helping make strides, but more can and should be done to support rural America.
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"Hopefully, it will set a precedent going across the board, that other studios and other producers and other production companies will follow that lead and continue to make strides towards change."
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Schiff said it would be a "grave mistake" to walk away from the deal negotiated by the Obama administration, predicting it would allow Tehran to make strides on its nuclear program.
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"It's important to make strides there, but it's only seeing part of what's going on in a roadway setting," says Melissa Cefkin, a design anthropologist at Nissan's Silicon Valley R&D center.
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In addition to community outreach and education, the forest is meant to make strides in the city's goal of putting 85% of residents within a half mile of fresh food by 2021.
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In many ways, automatic enrollment IRAs will take a path similar to these plans, which have found acceptance as a bipartisan solution while helping Americans make strides toward driving down student debt.
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ET, CSN Philadelphia, FSN Southwest (Dallas) ABOUT THE 76ERS (8-46): Each of Philadelphia's last three losses have come by seven or fewer points, and the young team continues to make strides.
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At the core of the sound, it's a dynamic they make strides in, both singers bouncing their voices off each other over the thickness of the music to a pureness of sound.
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It's an opportunity for him to brag (with some basis in reality) about how much he's accomplished as president, since his administration really has been able to make strides in expanding enforcement.
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Until we address this sad reality and make strides to correct it, we can expect to see more tragedies that cut short innocent lives and make this a more dangerous, divided society.
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Despite its high rates of economic growth, technological advances, and status as a democratic exemplar among other African countries, Kenya struggles to achieve a gender-balanced government, even as neighboring countries make strides.
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Mr. Garton Ash, the Oxford professor, said the government could make strides by supporting student exchange programs between Britain and the European Union, adopting an open immigration policy and encouraging freedom of movement.
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The principles are broad and border on the vague — an intentional decision by the association that they say will help innovation by not stifling companies as they continue to make strides with AI technology.
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Although some airlines make strides to seat families together, the lack of a regulatory framework means families flying this summer "are still on their own," said Suzanne Kelleher, a family travel expert at Tripsavvy.com.
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I can honestly say we wouldn&apost have been able to make strides this fast if it wasn&apost for my commitment to getting a handle on where our money was going each month.
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Third, the company will need to make strides to rebuild consumer trust given that many Sam's Club members were given no warning of the closures until they arrived to find their local location closed.
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It's an added bonus that the brand continues to make strides in minimizing its impact on the environment — hearing how much water is saved in the production of this tee definitely makes it more appealing.
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It's actually a rare historical constant in American politics — even during the past few decades, when social groups that overlap substantially with the working class, like women, are starting to make strides toward equal representation.
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For 150 years, Florida's democracy was deeply distorted — even as America, also 150 years ago, was born anew and began to make strides toward equality with the passage of the 14th Amendment to the Constitution.
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"Under his leadership, I have no doubt that the Department of Veterans Affairs will continue to make strides in honoring and protecting the heroic men and women who have served our Nation with distinction," he said.
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The European Central Bank's (ECB) massive program of quantitative easing (QE) has aided Italy's economic recovery in recent years, while also providing a platform for the country to make strides in reducing its pile of bad loans.
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The agency has the chance to finally make good on nonpartisan reform priorities set forth by both the Obama and Trump administrations, and make strides toward tearing down barriers to economic liberty and mobility across the United States.
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Instead, I guess I'll have to be content with the return of one of my favorite shows, Netflix's "BoJack Horseman," and the knowledge that as a society we continue to make strides in the "frozen/slushy alcoholic beverages" department.
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Connecticut is one of five states holding voting on April 26, an opportunity for Trump to extend his lead or for Cruz, who is in second place, to make strides toward ensuring a contested Republican National Convention in July.
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When she saw Democrats make strides last year in states such as Pennsylvania and Michigan — gains credited in part to suburban women turned off by Trump — she wondered if a better-coordinated effort in Ohio would make a difference.
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"I don't want my relationship to be over with Bethenny and I know unless I make these gradual steps to reach out to her in a non-confrontational way that maybe we can make strides," Singer said on Wednesday's episode.
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"(Strategic) planning … taught me that the value of what you bring is not always connected to your billings or your revenue … you can bring incredible value … if you make your company and your client make strides and have insights," she said.
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In 1920, the ACLU was founded in the midst of the Red Scare that swept the US following World War I. The organization continues to make strides and advocate for policy change, promoting free speech and other social issues in America.
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While the virus, called Epstein-Barr (EBV), was discovered more than half a century ago, researchers are only now making progress in understanding it—and beginning to make strides towards stopping the pathogen that causes an estimated 143,000 cancer deaths every year.
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"I do think Hollywood is starting to make strides for women — I've seen a few other kindred souls like myself that are promoting from within and going out of their way to hire as many different kinds of women as possible," King says.
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Wright told CNBC's "The Rundown " on Wednesday that the window of opportunity for the U.S. to figure out how to cap North Korea's nuclear ambitions was closing, with Pyongyang continuing to make strides toward long-range missiles that can carry a nuclear warhead.
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And as the fashion industry tries to make strides toward embracing a variety of shapes and sizes, it's important to acknowledge that "there is still a long way to go" in countering the pernicious tropes about beauty that Lagerfeld helped to normalize.
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It's wonderful that Mitchell is trying to make strides for women in animation — it's about time that princesses with eyes bigger than their waists were taken back to the drawing board — yet changes in the portrayals of women have to be more than skin-deep.
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I'm hoping your situation is the former and you can make strides to put an end to your self-induced FOMO, but either way, examining why you felt the need to step away from your friends could give you all the answers you need.
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The past 19603 years have seen a number of companies make strides towards lift-off, and SpaceX revealed in 2018 that Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa will be its first space tourist -- with a slingshot trip around the Moon booked in for as soon as 2023.
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Vicki Gunvalson is still working to repair her relationships in the wake of the cancer scandal surrounding ex-boyfriend Brooks Ayers, and in Mondays episode of The Real Housewives of Orange County, she appeared to make strides with longtime on-again, off-again friend Tamra Judge.
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Of course, government and business policies about food waste will have the largest impact, but individuals can also make strides to become less wasteful, particularly in countries like the U.S., where 30 to 40% of the food supply is wasted, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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"We're approaching this with a high degree of humility, understanding that there's a lot to learn from other companies and people," he said, noting that other prestige industries like finance have been able to make strides in improving their diversity in a way that the tech sector hasn't.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The appointment of Mary Daly as the second-ever woman to head up the San Francisco Federal Reserve makes plain that some regional central banks continue to make strides in creating a diverse leadership as criticism intensifies about the Fed's hiring policies while others fall behind.
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Pugh and police leadership hope to make strides in recruiting and training new officers -- and to, as Pugh put it in a recent editorial, "write a new narrative" for the city, even as they acknowledge it will take time to repair and improve law enforcement's relationship with the communities they police.
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"This leaves regulators like the US Food and Drug Administration and the US Department of Justice in the dark about how they can cut off this dangerous channel of access that may continue to fuel the opioid crisis even after we make strides in other areas, such as physician prescribing," Mackey said.
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In contemplating this recent success, we foresee opportunities for more wins for HBCUs, PBIs, MSIs and the talented students that they serve, but we know that our ability to achieve those wins lies in our willingness to work together, in a bipartisan fashion, to make strides for which our nation will be the ultimate beneficiary.
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