Examples of using Rapid progress in English and their translations into Finnish
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We hope that we can achieve rapid progress in the Union's Mediterranean strategy,
The rapid progress of the pan-European forest certification system has shown that the European forestry sector is keen to undertake cooperation to promote sustainable forestry and the marketing of wood products.
The rapid progress in the defence cooperation between both countries requires increasingly close foreign
The Commission believes that rapid progress in this matter would substantially increase the value of the measure itself.
Europe's bigger Member States can only retard rapid progress for so long.
This rapid progress is important if we are to maintain momentum as we enter the implementation phase of the strategy.
Under these presumptions and given rapid progress in adoption of the revised legislation, the suggested deadlines for submission of registration dossiers are basically.
I hope that the review of the Infrastructure Charging Directive announced by the Commission will bring rapid progress in this sector.
The separation of the abolition of exequatur from procedural harmonisation allows rapid progress in the former area whilst enabling the careful preparation of the steps to be taken in the latter.
Achieving the necessary rapid progress towards a knowledge economy and society requires a new ambition and effectiveness in European research.
European Union quickly and we welcome very much the rapid progress which this country has made.
This is a court of the year 2079, by which time more rapid progress had caused all United Earth nonsense to be abolished.
we can actually make rapid progress in this respect too.
Mr President, I want to welcome the Brok report and urge rapid progress on establishing the EEAS as a democratically accountable service.
We are all constantly amazed at the rapid progress Georgia has made in the development and consolidation of its democratic structures.
Defence Policy and does not expect rapid progress.
Moreover, rapid progress is hampered by the requirement for unanimity to adopt such measures
Upport to the Commission in its efforts to ensure rapid progress on draft Action Plans under the EU's"New Neighbourhood" policy;
The Commission anticipates rapid progress at the second reading with the view to adoption of the Directive as soon as possible.
Rapid progress is required on the strengthening of financial regulation