Examples of using Definite progress in English and their translations into French
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During the review period, Afghanistan has made definite progress towards post-war recovery.
The most definite progress occurred in the lower and intermediate ranks.
We consider that the resolutions which resulted show that definite progress has been made.
However, this definite progress must not be allowed to conceal the immense amount of work still to be done.
In recent years, definite progress had been made with regard to the legal situation of indigenous people in various countries.
Nairobi is about showing real and definite progress in implementing the Bali decisions,
there was an impression that definite progress had been made,
developing new approaches to increasing assistance and protection for the internally displaced, and definite progress is under way towards developing a more coherent approach.
Mr. Popov(Belarus) said that although they were making definite progress in the direction of macroeconomic
have achieved definite progress and should proceed further.
The Special Committee feels that unless definite progress is made with regard to the enjoyment of human rights by all the inhabitants of the occupied territories,
In addition, her country had made definite progress in the area of education.
Nevertheless, she is making definite progress.
The country is making definite progress in the area of the empowerment of women.
Globally, in terms of population, definite progress has been made,
Definite progress had been made in many countries on the right to survival
the authorities of Afghanistan have managed to achieve definite progress in State-building and the strengthening of democratic institutions.
the United Nations operation was proceeding satisfactorily and definite progress had been made since August 1994 in identifying potential voters.
There had been definite progress in the recruitment of women into the foreign service.
But we can note definite progress between the Parish School