Examples of using Concrete progress in English and their translations into Dutch
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which will depend on concrete progress on political, economic
It looks forward to concrete progress and a report back at its March 2013 meeting.
Concrete progress has been made in promoting regional cooperation,
In line with the February 1998 Council Conclusions, the EU attaches particular importance to concrete progress in the human rights situation in China.
The Roadmap thus sets out measures to achieve concrete progress by autumn 2013.
It has proposed a number of specific measures where concrete progress can be achieved in the short term.
We hope we shall be able to report concrete progress at the next Kosovo debate here in the European Parliament.
And finally, Turkey should take the necessary measures to ensure that the recent important constitutional amendments translate into concrete progress concerning human rights.
We hope that the discussions concerning the legislative proposals scheduled to come out in the second semester of 2011 will lead to concrete progress.
preferring concrete progress to abstract victory.
The European Union is looking forward to concrete progress in confidence building measures agreed within the framework of the Mano River Union
specifically by linking it to concrete progress by the PA on civil service reform
The EU remains ready to reconsider the measures at any time in response to concrete progress in the implementation of the GPA
At the same time it noted that further efforts are still required to make concrete progress on the ground as regards improving the situation of the Roma
I hope that this is translated into concrete progress.
such as making more concrete progress in the construction of the internal market.
for me the important thing is to make concrete progress on three key issues.
long-term unemployment, while concrete progress is somewhat lacking in Germany.
The Council encourages the ongoing efforts by the HR to find sustainable solutions to avoid impunity for crimes of piracy and looks forward to concrete progress on that issue.
The opinion will then present constructive recommendations on how this initiative can be converted into genuine, concrete progress that will benefit current and future generations of European entrepreneurs.