Examples of using Progress in that in English and their translations into French
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Progress in that area would improve the atmosphere ahead of the upcoming informal talks.
We look forward to seeing more progress in that direction at the second session of the Preparatory Committee, which is to be held in April.
It was regrettable that there had been no progress in that regard in the Middle East, as called for in the 1995"Resolution on the Middle East.
Many States have made great progress in that regard by establishing precise boundaries of maritime zones,
She cited some progress in that respect in the judiciary
Despite progress in that direction, however, the case of the Malvinas remained outstanding.
She would appreciate an update on progress in that area, particularly with regard to any plans to formulate a law against domestic violence.
To accelerate progress in that regard, the following actions should be urgently implemented.
Similarly, the new provisions represented considerable progress in that they spelt out the grounds on which a passport could be refused.
There would also be accelerated progress in that area if the agencies in the United Nations system were to harmonize
The State had made great progress in that area, with the assistance of United Nations entities,
It stressed that progress in that area remained essential for advancing the European future of both sides.
Progress in that respect is documented in paragraphs 44 to 78 of the present report,
It was important for the State to continue its progress in that regard, in accordance with the international treaties
The past decade had seen great scientific progress in that area and 2003 had been declared the International Year of Freshwater.
The Group would seek detailed information on progress in that regard, including case disposal rates
Progress in that area was sometimes hampered by a lack of access to target groups.
interpreters had hampered progress in that regard, and action to remedy shortcomings must be taken as a matter of urgency.
Progress in that area naturally took time, but had the Government
I reiterate the need for the parties to make swift progress in that area and to clarify the scope