Examples of using For further progress in English and their translations into Chinese
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The European Union is prepared to work for further progress in eliminating customs duties and quotas, a major effort which we hope might be followed by other countries.
It is also an opportunity to mobilize political and social commitment for further progress.
Bangladesh would continue to strive for further progress and was confident that there would be significant progress to report in its pursuit of human rights by the next review.
But now, for further progress, this crystallization must be lost again.
Bosnia and Herzegovina may not be able to hold a census in 2011, which may cause significant problems for further progress towards the European Union.
Armenia felt encouraged by the Government' s achievements and recognized that securing the right to life was a precondition for further progress.
In this respect, continuation of the United States nuclear umbrella is necessary under current circumstances in order to help lay the foundation for further progress in disarmament.
Emphasizing the need for further progress in the promotion and encouragement of respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms through, in particular, international cooperation.
She was optimistic that those efforts would bear fruit and pave the way for further progress in the fight against discrimination against women.
The Mission has developed the mechanisms to effective positive changes and has built a solid basis for further progress.
There is no need to wait for further progress in the Russian-American disarmament process.
The Council, in its resolution 1998/44, stressed the need for further progress in implementing the 20/20 Initiative by interested countries.
It gives hope for further progress on a series of pressing disarmament and non-proliferation issues.
This permanent United Nations presence would foster a favourable atmosphere for further progress, through the promotion and protection of human rights on the ground.”.
In this respect, the United States extended deterrent help, under current conditions, to lay the foundation for further progress on disarmament.
The 13 practical steps must remain the benchmark for further progress in that regard.
This report will only deal with those relating to development, which are considered to be crucial for further progress.
The 13 practical steps adopted at the 2000 Review Conference were a good starting point for further progress.
In line with this, the following recommendations can be used by States as tools for further progress.
They stressed the need for further progress in the peacebuilding process and the importance of a comprehensive approach and joint action by all of the country' s development partners.
