Examples of using Achieving progress in English and their translations into French
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In conclusion, I would urge Member States to maintain the necessary strong political momentum for achieving progress and for the revitalization of the General Assembly.
In the global economic and financial crisis, achieving progress in the implementation of the MDGs will require reinvigorated efforts by the international community.
Achieving progress on the eight standards remains the basis of our policy, and this process be
NBS show particular promise in achieving progress towards sustainable food production,
to give them the means of achieving progress.
Across those issues, achieving progress in regard to reform should not be perceived as an additional burden or a separate concern
We believe that the situation prevailing on the ground further highlights the importance of achieving progress in the peace process with a view to ending the occupation.
is an evolving process, and in its potential for achieving progress towards peace.
The difficulty in achieving progress related to audiovisual services derives from the fact that the sector is sui generis
However, the States Parties equally recognise that achieving progress in this area is complicated by the broader set of complex challenges that face most developing countries.
especially the end of the cold war, the prospects for achieving progress in negotiations on a treaty prohibiting nuclear testing were very bright.
legislative and regulatory frameworks are preliminary steps for achieving progress in this regard in developing countries
Discussions focused on achieving progress, covering several areas, including support to the Somali security forces
discuss possible strategies for achieving progress.
Let us hope that the Greek Cypriot administration will refrain from taking any further action which would hamper the prospects of achieving progress through the current phase of the talks.
Geneva as a centre of multilateral disarmament, have a fundamental role to play in achieving progress in nuclear disarmament.
has an important role to play in achieving progress in Iraq's reconstruction and in facilitating its transition to a fully representative Government.
While the HDI approach considers both income and growth as important means of achieving progress, it also factors in two other dimensions essential to an individual's well-being: education and health.
It is obvious that the good will of one side is not enough for achieving progress towards that end, particularly at a time when the tolerance against the Turkish Cypriot people in the Greek Cypriot administered South Cyprus is fast deteriorating.
We believe that achieving progress in either of those spheres will bode well for the strengthening of the Security Council