Examples of using Progress could in English and their translations into French
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in due course, progress could be made.
A number of delegations underlined that the teamwork described had indicated that much progress could be achieved.
rather to identify how further progress could be made.
Their implementation is under way but progress could be more rapid and consistent.
The latest round of informal talks between them gave reason to hope that progress could be made on final status issues.
the Working Group is firmly convinced that progress could be achieved through education,
Nevertheless, we hope that further consultations will define the areas on which progress could be made
expressed its confidence that more progress could be accomplished by the Working Group at its forthcoming sessions.5.
financial transactions in progress could increase the volatility of the trading price of the Issuer's shares.
subregional strategy were lacking, in that there was no clear guidance as to the goals against which progress could be objectively measured;
The biggest problem was that the fortress could not be attacked from the south, and progress could only be made after crossing the Danube and the Sava.
they questioned how progress could be achieved if the reservations to the Convention were maintained.
financial transactions in progress could change the overall value of the Issuer's portfolio
in particular those issues where it is felt that real progress could be made;
opportunities that migration presents both for sending and receiving countries, progress could be made towards a framework where flows are managed better for their mutual benefit.
Progress could be made on the topic at the next session of the Commission if the Special Rapporteur were to present some preliminary conclusions accompanied by examples of practice.
the sharing of good information and practices that progress could be made.
state plans, and that progress could be made by working within these plans.
at least progress could now be made towards developing better answers to the sort of question that Governor Rasminsky had asked.
He was confident that progress could be made under the approach described by the Minister of Immigration,