Examples of using Major progress in English and their translations into Slovak
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Major progress has been achieved towards the adoption of the Commission proposals to strengthen suspects' procedural rights.
Major progress has also been made in developing partnerships to jointly implement research funding with Member States and with industry13.
Major progress has been made in transparency and accountability as reports
Major progress has been made through the European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures(ESFRI),
Officials have said they hope to see"major progress" toward that in two and a half years.
In the words of the Belarusian team manager, about the last period has undergone major progress and the main merit is that the head coach of Russia.
Fighting fraud: Major progress in anti-fraud policy but Member States must do more to combat fraud.
you should already see major progress after about 3 months.
we have recently seen major progress.
we have recently seen major progress.
House Speaker John Boehner said no major progress on a deal had been made.
There is good news- major progress in combating extreme poverty
Such changes include major progress in production and product technology;
Major progress in budget oversight was achieved with the adoption of a new law on the Accounting Chamber of Ukraine(ACU,
However, major progress still has to be achieved in the key areas identified in this Roadmap
With our strong support for the European university, this will not only represent major progress for people in Bosnia
there is a big gap between the countries which have achieved major progress and success in renewable energy
Major progress was achieved in 2006 on forging an integrated European energy policy,
it would be nice if we could achieve some major progress here, or at least agree on a common way forward.
The milk sector in Romania recorded major progress from the negotiation of the milk quota in 2004 to accession,