Examples of using Decisive progress in English and their translations into German
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that it is most regrettable that no decisive progress has yet been reached on the Cyprus question.
There has been decisive progress, which is the intention with the amendment of air quality legislation,
they have also- and that is the decisive progress- given weight to local factors:
That, unfortunately, is something we could not get accepted; here too, the Member States still have the last word, but decisive progress has been made in that they are, for the first time,
economic obli- gation to make a decisive progress to reduce hunger
This action plan corresponds in its spirit and timetable to the wish expressed by the ESC itself from 1995 onwards that a new impetus be given to work which was tending to mark time, and that decisive progress be made in the single market, as required for the introduction of the euro.
will have enabled decisive progress to be made in essential areas.
strenuous efforts are still needed in order to make decisive progress on major topics of particular importance for the European Union, with a view to enabling the WTO to address actively and effectively the challenges of an evolving world economy.
Decisive progress is needed in Bangkok.
Decisive progress in the construction of the EMS;
Why have we not yet made more decisive progress?
The year 1997 saw decisive progress towards the third stage of EMU.
Decisive progress has been made in the accession negotiations during the first six months of the year.
Over the last few years, the European automobile industry has made decisive progress in this direction.
These reforms must take place against a backdrop of more decisive progress towards joint programming of bilateral and Community aid.
There will probably be no decisive progress before the outcome of the WTO negotiations which is expected in July 2006.
egoism have prevented us from making really decisive progress in matters of war and peace.
At Florence, the European Council indicated that it expected its meeting in Dublin in December to mark decisive progress towardscompleting the Intergovernmental Conference.
During the period 1995-2000, decisive progress was made on seven among the ten priority projects listed by the Essen European Council in December 1994.
Following the decisive progress achieved on the key elements of the"two-pack",