Examples of using Made progress in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Benchmarks: EU countries have made progress but only achieved the target on the number of graduates in maths, science and technology.
then Test the Global Issue to see if you have made progress.
While we have made progress in reducing emissions,
Over the last few sprints we have made progress on Linux(Debian/Ubuntu) support for Brackets.
Most EU countries have made progress in reducing the number of young people leaving school with low qualifications,
the National Assembly has made progress in becoming a body increasingly more independent of the executive.
Pressure manipulation, and the generation of small-scale weather events, I've made progress on wind direction, the likes of which your talking bird friend just demonstrated.
that individual teams have made progress.
Both the children in our current study made progress, but their degree of progress
I did not feel that I made progress when reading Zhuan Falun straight through,
Even though Afghanistan has made progress in a number of fields, the country still faces major challenges.
whom the psalmist calls“the God of truth,” they have made progress in finding it.- Psalm 31:5.
you will have already made progress on your most important work.
one final question that can be useful is“how will you know if we made progress?”.
Benchmarks: EU countries have made progress but only achieved the target on the number of graduates in maths, science
The Finance team has made progress in its search for a suitable investment method for a small non-profit organization like the OTW
The two Canadian fertilizer producers say they have made progress on the approval process in all jurisdictions,
various museums in China have made progress in the construction of venues
Hydro made progress on its"Better" improvement program, while slightly behind plan, Hydro still expects
It is always very interesting to grasp the reason of this changing of the physical sheath because in this perception the student has something which informs him that in a certain direction he has made progress.