Examples of using Progress in this area in English and their translations into Polish
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The Commission has made progress in this area and would highlight the improvements made to these disclosures in the 2009 accounts.
Monitoring progress in this area will be covered by the core indicator on upper secondary completion rates of young people(9)
although it must be objectively admitted that without progress in this area present human population on Earth would not be able to survive.
Progress in this area will also enable the European Central Bank(ECB) to phase-out its government bond-purchase programme
whether we are making good progress in this area.
Experience confirms that providing assistance to cross-border activities has proved to be essential in driving progress in this area.
The simplest solution which would allow us to make good progress in this area is effective cooperation in the field of taxes.
Closer cooperation between Member States on social security coordination with non-EU countries will promote progress in this area.
Improving cooperation is not a matter just for the European Union, because progress in this area requires constructive analysis and action on the part of all substantial donors.
Other than that, progress in this area can only be expected through the joint application of the appropriate financial instruments and the establishment of a suitable legislative framework.
It is clear that there has been progress in this area, but we have also seen setbacks.
To aid progress in this area, it is proposed that more use be made of institutional meetings to analyse,
Overall, progress in this area is considered satisfactory
Many sectors are working hard to make progress in this area; this work should be supported
Progress in this area must be accelerated to help credit
the Eastern Partnership's bilateral track is providing a special opportunity to make progress in this area.
Compared with many European countries, Denmark has made substantial progress in this area but there is still a long way to go to achieve,
While progress in this area is very much welcome, more attention on prevention and treatment of non-communicable diseases