Examples of using Can make progress in English and their translations into Russian
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there is always the hope that the new session will bring forth fresh ideas so that the Conference can make progress and achieve a tangible outcome in the area of disarmament.
I am convinced that with a continued commitment to the principles of the United Nations Charter, we can make progress in the creation of an effective system of collective security,
countries with economies in transition can make progress towards reaching the 2020 goal depends,
with high expectations, in the hope that we can make progress on the issue of reform of the Security Council during the present session.
assessment of the state of the marine environment can make progress before the start of the sixty-fifth session of the General Assembly.
is on the table, to see if we can make progress on these issues, and then move on to the rest of the report.
I am confident that we can make progress in our common struggle to rid the world of landmines.
other relevant government partners to create a secure environment within which the peace process can make progress and afford increased protection to civilians.
as we have also done on mandate review, so that we can make progress on other important issues, such as climate change,
I hope that the 1998 meeting of the Preparatory Committee can make progress in these matters.
This is how we could make progress.
The Chair noted that the AWG-LCA could make progress on its tasks in various ways, building on the
IFAD noted that agencies could make progress in advocating for the World Conference of Indigenous Women, even if budget allocations were limited.
No society could make progress and achieve prosperity for all unless every aspect of discrimination was fought vigorously and continuously.
At the same time, we could make progress on the other items contained in the L.1 document,
His question for the Special Rapporteur was how developing countries could make progress in the face of the restrictions on international market access.
that neither force could make progress.
would issue an agenda of work, so we could make progress on that important discussion during the sixty-fourth session of the General Assembly.
there was some basis for believing the Commission could make progress without direction from the Sixth Committee,