Examples of using Progress will continue in English and their translations into French
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Therefore, technological progress will continue to raise challenges in relation to the GATS framework,
One key indicator of progress will continue to be wage inflation,
Cuba is making progress and will continue to advance and face the future with optimism and unity.
Critical ambiguities in their positions have held up progress and will continue to do so unless clarified.
We have made real progress and will continue to make progress with the continued support of the United Nations and the international community at large.
As the installation of the new telephone system has not been fully completed, in accordance with General Assembly resolution 39/236, progress reports will continue to be submitted to the General Assembly on the project in Addis Ababa.
Our industry has made impressive strides in many areas of technology- by continuing this progress, it will continue to strengthen the customer experience and set the stage for growth.
Progress will continue to be measured against UNHCR's Global Strategic Priorities.
We believe that progress will continue in the reforms started at the United Nations.
This progress will continue if trends persist
We hope that progress will continue to be made toward the adoption of an arms trade treaty.
In addition, progress will continue on the harmonization of programming cycles
to be reasonably optimistic that progress will continue.
It also expressed its wish to see that progress will continue on the ongoing peace negotiations in Mindanao between the Government
The Council expects that this progress will continue at the next Political Committee meeting
I have no doubt that progress will continue, and that the RCMP is poised to continue providing an excellent provincial policing service for many years to come.
The Committee trusts that with continued effort progress will continue to be made in this area.
we should recognize that progress will continue, but sector by sector
Assembly in resolution 67/226, performance and progress will continue to be reviewed in the context of future reports on the funding of operational activities for development.
There can be little doubt that progress will continue to be slow if serious constraints caused by excessive economic burdens continue to impede capacity to allocate sufficient resources to fight the disease.