Examples of using Slow progress in English and their translations into Greek
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The most common types of cutaneous B-cell lymphomas have slow progress and respond well to mild treatments.
(FR) Mr President, some people here are bemoaning the difficulties and the slow progress in implementing the first railway package directives.
Due to the slow progress, a binding deadline of 4 December 2012 was set in 2009,
Nonetheless, there is only slow progress on the subject, and it will take years to change this situation.
But you should not become discouraged by the apparently slow progress of the kingdom idea on Urantia.
In his remarks he said that there has been very slow progress by the owners or the passenger ships in general on the Sheen recommendations which followed this disaster.
A slow progress in rising national income has been offset by population growth despite efforts to control births.
But the slow progress of the Anglo-Russian negotiations encouraged the Germans to exploit the opportunity,
The impact of four projects42 was substantially impeded by the slow progress of the required reforms.
He also blamed a lack of synergy between his organisation and the RFEF for the slow progress in introducing VAR.
France has agreed to amend its legislation, but slow progress and insufficient proposed changes have led the Commission to send a reasoned opinion.
following years of slow progress.
Ariana is making some very slow progress with a lot of support.
Whereas slow progress in closing the gender pay gap has significant demographic, social, legal and economic consequences;
which translated into slow progress at the local government level.
The complexity of Serbia and Montenegro's political relationships, slow progress in privatisation, and stagnation in the European economy were detrimental to the economy.
The complexity of the FRY's political relationships, slow progress in privatisation, and stagnation in the European economy were detrimental to the economy.
Slovenia had agreed to address the problem, but slow progress has led the Commission to call Slovenia before the EU Court of Justice.
Nonetheless, there is only slow progress on the subject, and it will take years to change this situation in Europe.
Slovenia had agreed to address the problem, but slow progress has led the Commission to call Slovenia before the EU Court of Justice.