Examples of using To make substantial progress in English and their translations into Arabic
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Stresses the need to make substantial progress in the negotiations of the World Trade Organization complying with the mandate of the Doha Development Agenda, to ensure that the development concerns of developing countries are fully reflected in any outcome, consistent with the development mandate of the Doha Ministerial Declaration, the decision of 1 August 2004 of the General Council of the World Trade Organization and the Hong Kong Ministerial Declaration;
Further stresses the need for negotiations of the World Trade Organization to make substantial progress in all areas under the single undertaking such as services, rules and trade facilitation
Baghdad, 4 March 2018: Despite the enormous challenges to a sustained and effective missing persons process in Iraq, the authorities, working with families of the missing, have the capacity to make substantial progress in accounting for those who have disappeared as a result of decades of conflict and human rights abuse, ICMP Director-General Kathryne Bomberger said today.
Secondly, it encourages participants to make substantial progress in the period of inter-sessional work agreed to by the Conference.
international community for the peace process would depend on actions by the Liberian parties to resolve the conflict peacefully. By extending the mandate of UNOMIL until 15 September 1995 the Council expected the parties to use this time to make substantial progress towards the implementation of various agreements, and specifically to:[2].
Further stresses the need for negotiations of the World Trade Organization to make substantial progress in all areas under the single undertaking such as services, rules and trade facilitation
It is likely, however, that the political environment in the second quarter of this year will be less conducive to making substantial progress in the negotiations.
Taking note of Commission on Human Rights resolution 1996/35 of 19 April 1996, in which the Commission encouraged the Sub-Commission to continue to give consideration to the basic principles and guidelines proposed by the former Special Rapporteur with a view to making substantial progress on this matter;
Encourages the Sub-Commission to continue to give consideration to the proposed basic principles and guidelines at its forty-eighth session, in accordance with its decision 1995/117 of 24 August 1995, with a view to making substantial progress on this matter in the specific field of violations of human rights;
The cross-participation in the work of the Committee and that of Unidroit contributed not only to making substantial progress in ensuring that international legal regimes being developed by bodies other than the Committee and its Legal Subcommittee that affect space activities would be consistent with the existing United Nations treaties governing outer space, but also to enhancing cooperation between intergovernmental bodies responsible for the development of international law.
Even so, the Acting Deputy Prosecutor has managed to make substantial progress in establishing the necessary infrastructure.
In Cancún, we will have a unique opportunity to make substantial progress in our fight against climate change.
That approach had enabled the international community to make substantial progress in using legal instruments to combat terrorism.
Resources have not been available to make substantial progress towards ensure equal opportunities for women in the labour market.
Unless all these systems of discrimination are addressed, it will be very difficult to make substantial progress on gender equality.
Due to the actions taken, the Ukraine has managed to make substantial progress, in particular in providing access to antiretroviral therapy.
Indeed, the twelfth session of the Commission was a tremendous opportunity to make substantial progress on water, sanitation and human settlements.
The European Union appeals to both parties to decide on a comprehensive cessation of hostilities and to make substantial progress in the ongoing Intergovernmental Authority on Development peace process.
In recognition of the importance of transit policy reforms, landlocked and transit developing countries in all regions have continued to make substantial progress in facilitating transport and trade across borders.
We need to think differently because the only way we're going to make substantial progress on the challenging problems of our time is for business to drive the solutions.