Examples of using Substantial progress in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Substantial progress has been made in this regard, especially in Member States where there was not much of an evaluation culture.
Substantial progress on this aspect of common training will facilitate close co-operation with relevant initiatives in the civilian field.
The candidate countries have made substantial progress in macro-economic stabilisation
the Commission has made substantial progress in simplifying the common agricultural policy.
By 1978 substantial progress had been made toward restoring the science
Greece has made substantial progress in reducing the large imbalances in its public finances since the early 1990s.
We have made substantial progress with ACEA over the last few weeks,
So when we went through the first reading we made some substantial statements and some substantial progress.
we hope to make substantial progress on the proposal submitted by the European Commission.
We have made substantial progress both in cost management and the ability of mass production.
As regards nonylphenol ethoxylate, again we have made substantial progress- progress that I regret cannot result in an immediate implementation of complete controls on it.
we were able to make substantial progress from the Council's original proposal of 13 years.
Moldova has begun to make substantial progress.
in particular steps taken by the Transnistrian leadership to make substantial progress in negotiations.
Besides, substantial progress is being made on prevention,
As a result of the substantial progress, the Council reached political agreement on the VAT package elements related to.
The people of Europe have a right to expect substantial progress in this area.
I also believe that the Commission has made substantial progress in cleaning up its administration.
In the absence of such an agreement it is difficult to see how any substantial progress can be made on the question of the increase of travellers' allowances.
The Ministers reiterated their view that substantial progress in the bilateral tracks would greatly contribute to the success of the multilateral negotiations.