I would welcome this as a very encouraging first step.

I don't know whether the development of today speeds up the day or not.

We've made a lot of progress even against the tremendous test or challenge of the energy crisis.

I want to salute Country music as the purest echo of rural America at work to help build the progress and well-being of our land.

Today rural America is entering a new era of opportunity for growth and progress.

We'll make even more progress in the future.

You have indeed made this valley hum with activity.

My judgment is that we've been making now that kind of progress.

We have made great progress in a brief period of time.

We've made progress.

I think it's a very good demonstration of support for what we are trying to do—some successes, some unnecessary delays, but we're making progress.

Together, we can build a future that reflects our highest values and aspirations.

This is not the end of the road, but it is a beginning, and an important one.

We've passed many a milestone already along that difficult road.

Three decades of existence of the Fund and the Bank have brought progress and a better life for the people of the world.

This is a great stride forward.

True progress is achieved when we work together to overcome our challenges and build a better future.

True progress is measured by the extent to which we improve the lives of others.