We don't want to regress and lose that freedom.

To whomever among you wishes to advance, or regress.

To whomever among you wishes to advance, or regress.

Standstill is regress and regress produces a vicious circle meagre results at the negotiating table, no implementation, more insecurity, less willingness to talk, no results and so on.

regress of costs of children's stay in a pre school institution, the costs of rest, and recreation.

And whomever We give a long life, We cause him to regress in creation. Then, will they not exercise their reason?

And whomever We give a long life, We cause him to regress in creation. Then, will they not exercise their reason?

We have to send the fathers to de addiction labs and when they come back, most times sober, we have to find a job for them so that they don't regress.

When the sea level rose and Tasmania became an island 10,000 years ago, the people on it not only experienced slower progress than people on the mainland, they actually experienced regress.

Of those who get help, only about half receive the right treatment, and about half of those receiving treatment regress. The only way to improve these percentages is to deepen our understanding of normal and abnormal brain functioning.

My delegation concurs with the findings of World Youth Report 2005, which posits that one of the pitfalls in the implementation of the Programme of Action was that a formal mechanism for quantifying progress or regress was not implemented.

We have shown that PARP inhibitors are effective at killing BRCA2 defective breast cancer cells, and that the tumors they cause can fully regress and disappear following treatment with a PARP inhibitor. The next step is to investigate how efficient this treatment is in human patients.

Moore s law observes the increase in computer processing power over time specifically, that the number of transistors that can be placed cheaply on an integrated circuit doubles every 18 24 months. By contrast, Eroom s law charts the regress in new drug approvals, noting that the costs of developing a new medicine double roughly every nine years.