Examples of using Rapid progress in English and their translations into Danish
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Baltic countries is making rapid progress, and by 2020, the solution will be rolled out in the countries.
We look forward to rapid progress on that, including the question of minimum income,
He made rapid progress in Paris and soon began to publish papers in the Paris Academy.
Another indicator of the success of the single currency amongst the public has been the rapid progress of payments in euros.
that the ministers will make rapid progress too.
There needs to be clear and more rapid progress developing effective management
As a neighbouring country, Finland has a special interest in getting talks under way and making rapid progress with them.
I feel this has helped us to make much more rapid progress since, had we been compelled to contemplate a second reading,
If the Member States made rapid progress in these two areas, our people would feel a little more protected by the European Union.
There is a strong desire within the Council to make rapid progress in this area.
The Commission believes that rapid progress in this matter would substantially increase the value of the measure itself.
We, too, would have preferred more rapid progress that was more anchored in the system of the Union.
you will see rapid progress.
I therefore look forward to rapid progress with this legislation and I am also glad to accept Amendments Nos 6 and 7.
I also need to stress that EU decision makers are under pressure to make rapid progress in this field.
Europe's bigger Member States can only retard rapid progress for so long.
This is a very long time in an age of extremely rapid progress in the field of information technology.
In Parliament we have been very positive towards this rapid progress and have taken an active interest in it.
The European Council asked for rapid progress in the areas of investment services and of insurance.
Rapid progress in opening up the internal Community market for goods,