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In that context the High Representative/EU Special Representative is confident that progress can be achieved by the end of this month.
his muscle mass gain progress can be seen at the right image.
Milestones need to be included with timelines for achievement, so that progress can be measured in the run up to 2030, with interim reviews.
In order to achieve tangible results, Member States need to describe their objectives in terms of quantifiable targets supported by clear baseline data, so that progress can be monitored.
Mahatma Gandhi said'The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way it treats its animals.
What does that say about Australia? If the greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated…?
the most indisputable criterion says- progress can be measured by the growth of the productivity of social labor.
Perhaps I should have quoted Mahatma Ghandi earlier:‘The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.
Technological progress can create new opportunities to harness the vast but largely untapped renewable energy sources.
Overall, progress has been made since the handover and that progress can be described as satisfactory.
the most indisputable criterion says: progress can be measured by the growth of the productivity of social labour.
The past few years have shown that, when conditions are established on the ground, especially for minority returns, progress can be achieved quickly.
This impressive progress can be read about in the Commission's progress report
The Structural Funds are already being used and geared towards these objectives, but this progress can only be consolidated through the adoption of the proposals for the new Framework post 2007.
It should set appropriate interim targets related to multi-annual objectives so that progress can be assessed adequately.
Development cannot be understood as being synonymous with economic growth and prosperity and progress cannot be equated with GDP indicators.
It calls on the Commission to update it annually before every Spring European Council so that effective progress can be assessed;
The Council looks forward to the meeting of the Accession Conference on 18 December and hopes that further progress can be registered on this occasion.
It has already confirmed that progress can only be made if the EU takes a pro-active approach, and concrete targets adopted.
Significant progress can also be made by, for example,