Examples of using To make progress in English and their translations into Arabic
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At this point, we have established a clear direction and a working programme that calls on the entire membership to make progress on these issues.
Many African countries lack the requisite skilled personnel and research capacity to make progress in this area.
That situation is now behind us, but there is still a need to make progress, and we believe that the time has come to meet that need.
If, however, we fail to make progress on this issue before September, the success of the summit may be compromised and the repercussions of failed Security Council reform may hamper the implementation of the Development Goals for years to come.
The Poznan Conference had been characterized by the desire of the Parties to make progress in the two-year negotiating process on strengthened climate change action which had been launched in Bali in 2007 and was due to conclude in Copenhagen.
At the World Summit on Sustainable Development, in 2002, immediate steps were called for in order to make progress in the formulation and elaboration of national strategies for sustainable development and their implementation, starting in 2005.
in order to try to make progress in the area of conventional arms regulation, are not speaking seriously.
clarify and agree on a way forward before we begin to make progress on modalities to implement this concept, entailing broader participation.
We need to make progress.
We were just starting to make progress.
This might enable us to make progress.
We were just starting to make progress.
The Haitian National Police continues to make progress.
To make progress with regard to decentralization;
We hope to make progress with its proposals.
To make progress in developing at any price.
I think we're going to make progress.
It encouraged Bhutan to make progress in various areas.
UNMIL has continued to make progress in stabilizing Liberia.
The Tribunal continues to make progress towards completing its mandate.