Examples of using Progress made in English and their translations into Slovak
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there is still much room for improvement as regards statistical data, despite the progress made in recent years.
I would like to commend the Danish Presidency for the results achieved and the progress made so far on some key proposals.
The Paper analyses all the facets of fisheries policy today and explains why some problems persist despite the progress made since the reform of 2002.
despite considerable progress made since 31 May 2013(+18%).
The Green Paper shall analyse all facets of the current Common Fisheries Policy(CFP) and seek to explain why certain problems persist despite the progress made since the 2002 reform.
The dialogue must cover the evaluation of governance and the progress made, along with appropriate action in the event of bad governance.
The report also addresses the progress made on a number of other e-Justice projects, such as.
Despite the progress made in 2006, the documentation of the main procedures including the internal control processes was not complete.
Despite the progress made, national policies have not always identified the right response to the growing complexity of multiple disadvantages affecting vulnerable persons furthest from the labour market.
The progress made has enabled a site to be constructed(ITER) with considerable fusion power(500 MW).
The progress made in recent years should lead to additional changes in Moroccan legislation.
Nevertheless, despite the progress made, it would be illusory to believe that these differences will disappear in 2013, or even in 2020.
Despite the progress made, the Court has continued to find weaknesses in supervisory
Despite recent progress made, procurement capacity
In this context, the progress made at the Services Signalling Conference will not be lost.
She felt, that despite the progress made, the work of the group was still not well known enough amongst the other Members.
The progress made on interoperability aspects between electronic road toll systems using satellite positioning and 5,8 GHz microwave technology.
Thanks to the progress made, further steps can be taken in the country's European programme; new commitments can be made and new requirements can be formulated.
Yet despite the progress made, adoption of the new protocol has remained slow while the issue of future IP address scarcity is becoming more urgent.
Despite progress made, EU Member States need to step up efforts to fight effectively against trafficking in human beings.