Examples of using Progress will in English and their translations into Danish
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The tool starts to scan the drive and its progress will be displayed in status bar.
I believe that much progress will be made.
Everything you do to make good progress will prove to be very worthwhile in the long run.
Step B: After clicking on"Scan" button, the progress will be shown as below figure B.
then progress will be painless.
But now that the Lamfalussy issue is practically resolved, progress will be assured, leaving the regulatory framework requirement for the risk capital action plan well within our sights.
So we are confident that some positive progress will be recorded by the end of the year,
Such progress will mean meeting the criterion of good neighbourly relations
once you commence to work together for the good of all, progress will be rapid and uplifting.
how other patients progress will be!
a bar which show the progress will be on the screen.
otherwise, the progress will be interrupted.
Delors, President of the Commission.-(FR) I repeat, technological progress will bring about a reduction in working hours.
repair process triggers and its progress will be displayed in status bar.
There is a parting of the ways with those of the dark Forces and it means that your progress will become easier with little
further normal technical progress will make the desired working environment more difficult to maintain and improve.
Meantime you will  gradually change at each stage of upliftment, and progress will be unhindered as previously when you had to experience the presence of those of lower vibrations.
For this outcome, Progress will be assessed on the basis of the extent to which principles of good governance are respected in policy debate,
Once it is time to release new ideas progress will be made very quickly,
Given that the College has been experiencing major difficulties since 2006 and that progress will not be seen until 2014,