Examples of using Concrete progress in English and their translations into German
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Despite efforts by the competent authorities, limited concrete progress has been made in the field of competition.
Aside from concrete progress in creating these structures, the areas of refugee return, democratic consolidation(in particular the September 1998 elections),
A concrete progress for the Visegrád group,
on the understanding that the support that we offer to our neighbours must be conditional upon a demonstration of political will and concrete progress in democratisation processes.
In parallel to this analysis, concrete progress in the short-term should be made on traditional simplification; and the Commission, together with Member States, should make progress
The EU encourages concrete progress in this direction, particularly in view of the declared willingness of the Ukrainian authorities to organise fair
to enter into Partnerships with those countries to achieve concrete progress for the people.
It is still too early to speculate on what concrete progress we should expect by then
I hope that this first step will lead us to make an in-depth mutual commitment based on concrete progress.
If these three steps- an ECB bond-buying program to hold down sovereign interest rates, concrete progress on establishing a real economic union,
proposal for what they are: concrete progress, a stage and a part of the operation which is needed
This meeting enabled concrete progress to be made.
I believe we are making really concrete progress.
However, no concrete progress towards compliance has yet been made.
Finally, Europe must make concrete progress in the economic field.
It therefore stands ready to use its instruments to underpin concrete progress.
A consensus emerged that concrete progress can be made in the following areas.
They vote for concrete progress.
The EU Commissioner will stress the need for concrete progress in these areas.
but there's no concrete progress.