Examples of using Made further progress in English and their translations into Italian
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gentlemen, we have made further progress in the fight against unemployment.
In the course of the last few months, the country has made further progress regarding the practical preparations for the introduction of the euro,
Nevertheless, Member States have made further progress in ensuring that every unemployed person benefits from individual job search
Hungary, too, has made further progress in 2000 through its participation in the medium-term Community action programme on gender equality, with three projects
member states have made further progress during the last year in transposing the two EC anti-discrimination Directives that were adopted in 2000 by the Council of Ministers.
The UK has made further progress on the labour market inrecent years,
the report notes that Bulgaria has made further progress in particular on competition rules
The UK has made further progress on the labour market in recent years,
I would say, however, on the general question of why the European Union has not made further progress on counter-terrorism legislation,
On the positive side, Albania has continued to show a constructive attitude regarding the sensitive issues in the region, and has made further progress in concluding and implementing Free Trade Area agreements with neighbouring countries.
When you have made further progress in following the mysterious power of Knowledge within yourself and have allowed your
Judicial co-operation in criminal-law matters made further progress in 2001 when a political agreement was reached within the Council on implementing mutual recognition of judgements
The Community's member countries have made further progress in converging towards a monetary policy which provides the scope for real growth in an environment of monetary stability.
Greece made further progress in 1999 in improving its budgetary situation,
it pays special attention to the search for suitable technology by giving a period of five years after which the Council will be able to consider whether technology has made further progress, and can see whether the system can also be modified.
That is a road on which we can make further progress.
But the example is still valuable as it gives some indication of the benefits still to be attained if we make further progress in removing obstacles within the Internal Market.
Iii make further progress in the design and implementation of the pension and health care reforms.
Making further progress in some areas as compared with the 1998 Joint Action, for example, by introducing a minimum harmonisation of penalties.
Making further progress on the practical implementation of aspects of IPP should not be dependent on the outcomes of non-specific voluntary pilot projects.