Examples of using Further progress in English and their translations into Japanese
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Further progress in reducing unemployment and having inflation return to target is expected, although this progress is likely to be gradual.
One must know that he must make further progress toward Vishnu.
Reflecting this development in final demand and further progress in inventory adjustment, industrial production had stopped decreasing.
We are making further progress towards the implementation of our growth strategies, but much more needs to be done.
Further progress on tax reform is required in many emerging and advanced economies to reduce distortions.
In Japan, securing funding for this year's budget and further progress in medium-term fiscal consolidation are needed.
Through establishing such a connection with our higher degree, we can then further progress to the Creator.
The experts provided proof as to why IOTA has no further progress due to purposeful flaws in the system.
I am pleased to be announcing further progress on Barclays Non-Core asset reductions through the transactions announced today.
The world witnessed further progress towards ending judicial killings by states in 2009.
In the case of Argentina, progress has been made, but further progress is required.
We want to lock in the points where we agree, unpick the areas where we disagree, and make further progress on the whole range of issues.
However, two factors hampered the further progress of research in this field.
In the context of loss absorbency, we encourage further progress on the feasibility of contingent capital and other instruments.
Further progress of globalization in various fields of society including the economy will be forecast in the future.
Since we last met, further progress has been achieved in bringing down inflation and strengthening the basis for growth.
The result is still very attractive and as I mention the broad mass- in the further progress also on you- applicable.
We welcome the progress made by economies in implementing the APEC Anti-Counterfeiting and Piracy Initiative as well as cooperation to improve patent systems in the region, and look forward to further progress next year.
We welcome the progress made by economies in implementing the APEC Anti-Counterfeiting and Piracy Initiative as well as cooperation to improve patent systems in the region, and look forward to further progress next year.
With regard to elephants, TRAFFIC would like to see further progress being made by several countries in the implementation of their CITES National Ivory Action Plans.