Examples of using What progress in English and their translations into Russian
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ask how she is doing, what progress is being made.
What progress had been made as a result of efforts to raise awareness of the culture of indigenous peoples?
The CHAIRPERSON asked what progress had been made on the Committee's contribution to the World Conference against Racism.
What progress has been made in providing such safeguards since the review of the initial report?
A unit of measurement that helps determine what progress is being made towards the achievement of an intended result objective.
He wished to know what progress had been made in amending legislation,
She wished to know what progress had been made in the development of a strategy for re-opening torture cases where the perpetrators had gone unpunished para. 215 of the report.
He asked what progress had been made on the previous year's proposal concerning the provision of regular
Ireland also asked what progress had been achieved in developing multi-year plans to guide capacity-building for the judiciary and police.
making it difficult to judge what progress should have been achieved for the investment to date.
He regretted that the UNCTAD secretariat had again been unable to inform member States in time of what progress had been achieved in integration.
Cameroonians would know what progress had been achieved.
He asked what progress had been made in establishing a register to record information from courts throughout the country on cases of illegal detention and ill-treatment,
With reference to paragraph 350 of the report, she asked what progress had been made in the State party's plans to provide special accommodation for women and children in police stations
What progress has been achieved
happy to see what progress has been made towards bringing peace to the Earth,
Indicators of achievement demonstrate what progress is to be made towards each of the expected accomplishments in the financial period from 1 July 2005 to 30 June 2006,
He agreed with Mr. Thornberry's observations in relation to the Charter of Public Service in a Culturally Diverse Society, and wondered what progress had been made in that area,
She asked what measures the State party had taken, given the absence of a national strategy on race equality, to facilitate the integration of migrants and what progress had been made towards achieving equality in the areas of health, education, housing and employment.
What progress had been made with the drafting of new provisions relating to the right of the accused to complain to a judge concerning ill-treatment during pretrial detention, referred to in