Examples of using Steady progress in English and their translations into Dutch
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Our 17% reduction per tonne of production†compared to 2008 represents steady progress.
deliverables will be a lever for steady progress on each of the actions points.
Traditional European debates can no longer take for granted the strength of the transatlantic alliance or steady progress toward"ever closer union.
Children implanted very young typically make early and steady progress, especially with effective therapy and support.
convergence is growing and there is steady progress.
The Sixth Army made steady progress inland against sporadic
Steady progress has been made on all of the 14"specific" transport projects identified by the Essen European Council.
we must make this perspective firm and tangible and thus ensure steady progress towards the respect of European values.
Brazil is making steady progress, and China is catching up rapidly.
so users can expect steady progress when it comes to their gains.
Steady progress has also been made in proper implementation of the EIA directive,
There has also been steady progress in agreeing the legislative changes that are needed.
There has been steady progress at regional level and it is still our objective to conclude full regional agreements as quickly as possible.
There has been steady progress in the area of judicial cooperation in civil law since then and 2003 was no exception.
Programming of measures made steady progress and allowed to establish an adequate project pipeline.
TheBrain made some steady progress and quickly came with another preview video of the site.
In 1981, the Commission continued its efforts to ensure the steady progress of the integrated operations already launched in Naples and Belfast.
we can make very steady progress.
On 16 December, the 2nd Battalion, 32nd Infantry, made slow but steady progress into the mountains from the Ormoc Bay area to meet the airborne regiment and assist its passage westward.
mean that steady progress has to be made over this period if these objectives are to be met.