Examples of using Slow progress in English and their translations into Portuguese
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A panel at the conference recognised the dire level of health need among prisoners and the slow progress being made towards prison health reform.
the EU countries are on the right path, slow progress is recorded in the field of maternal health.
which explains the slow progress in breeding, usually 30 years per cycle using traditional methods.
infantry made their slow progress across the bridge on the morning of 11 September.
They had slow progress in Evangelization, for the Fijians didn't want to abandon their gods
Slow progress is far better that allows for information to be carefully considered,
Evolving is slow progress but your Guides will gently lead you on to a greater understanding when you are ready.
It would be an understatement to say that I am disappointed with the slow progress on this proposal so far.
the Commission is concerned about the slow progress to date.
By 1pm on 21 February, Battlegroup von Broich was in contact with the dug-in 26th Armoured Brigade Group on the Thala road and making slow progress.
There have been challenges in the coordination of the National Water Council and slow progress in operationalising the Regional Water Authorities FAO 2005a.
our Turning Points were reached when we finally were fed up with the seemingly slow progress we are making.
having made slow progress, they reached their greatest latitude at 83° 20' 26"N. Suffering from snow blindness,
even regret the slow progress of reforms, when the EU completely agreed with swift liberalisation in Russia.
Weeks of tension and slow progress nearly took their toll:
There was a considerable increase in demands and, thereafter, the slow progress of ca ses, which aggravated the critical state of the judiciary.
Slovenia had agreed to address the problem, but slow progress has led the Commission to call Slovenia before the EU Court of Justice.
The opening-up of the postal sector is only making slow progress in certain countries,
This slow progress reflects in part the large scale of operations involved,
The loss of documents and the slow progress of cases considerably affects the constitutional principle of efficiency of public administration.