Examples of using Real progress in English and their translations into Slovak
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we are building up together what the future relationship should look like and making real progress.”.
The directive must provide an opportunity for real progress towards transparency in the alternative funds sector,
The Committee strongly believes that economic growth alone is no longer enough to ensure real progress of societies, unless it is inclusive and sustainable.
Looking for real progress, we also heard today the Rule of St Benedict as a light to our path.
Economic growth- although a factor of vital importance to any country- is no longer enough to ensure real progress for the community, unless it is inclusive and sustainable.
Today you will likely find that you begin to make real progress on a project that may have been stagnating for a while.
cooperation among all Member States of the Council in order to achieve real progress in human rights protection on the ground.
create extra stress, and delay real progress.
Whereas insufficient funds and human resources are being allocated to ensure real progress in gender mainstreaming of the EU's policies, programmes, initiatives and actions;
There has also been real progress in the formulation not of a European policy on Africa
A bold and decisive demonstration of political leadership is needed from both sides to encourage the momentum and ensure real progress.
In all these areas, and despite real progress on the trade front, European citizenship has a long way to go to prove its worth.
importance of its role in multilateral organisations mark real progress in terms of establishing its global significance.
That should go hand in hand with real progress in the area of democracy
Recognising the right of access to short extracts also marks real progress for broadcasting bodies, including pan-European ones, provided that this right is exercised reasonably.
As I stressed in my remarks, the UN Human Rights Council has a responsibility to ensure that stated intentions are translated into real action, real progress.
preventing environmental degradation and ensuring real progress in nuclear safety and security.
will be pluralist and will signify real progress towards respect for international
It was also essential that the activities necessary to ensure real progress took place in parallel.
preventing environmental degradation and ensuring real progress in nuclear safety and security.