Examples of using Any progress in English and their translations into Slovenian
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The league regards these statements as undermining the chances of any progress in the peace process
If you're making any progress, I'm hoping it might show up first in a pet scan.
I am convinced that under the Slovenian Presidency the European Union will note any progress by Montenegro in complying with its contractual obligations.
Moreover, users in penis traction devices forum state there will hardly be any progress without your effort and desire.
up to the point where we can't make any progress.
there isn't going to be any progress.
Please note that if you move to a smaller Chest then your progress bar will automatically be reset, and any progress towards your previous Chest will be removed.
If you are an addict you must first admit that you have a problem with drugs before any progress can be made toward recovery.
did not make any progress for three years.
To believe in progress does not mean believing that any progress has yet been made.
With regard to the long term, I cannot see any progress or movement in the field of development assistance, which can be understood in the sense of security policy.
a refusal to recognise any progress positively discourages those progressive
Since any progress, innovation or achievement is born out of some sort of effort, Andy Baynes advises that“people
of the capitalist model, and that it does not represent any progress in the fight against the root causes of the crisis.
flexibility to marketing, only 32 per cent of marketing leaders recognize any progress being made.
the suggestions will be treated with a sense of urgency and states will be able to bypass much of the red tape that was previously stagnating any progress in curbing the opioid epidemic.
Any progress in this field will help to promote democracy
of the capitalist model, and that it does not represent any progress in the fight against the root causes of the crisis.
the former UK prime minister set a series of so-called red lines during the Lisbon negotiations, with the intent of blocking any progress on social issues
It should be noted that a Commission initiative to enlarge the scope of the fund to include, among other elements, action in the event of public health crises is pending before the Council without any progress since 2005(EC proposal COM(2005)108)10, it would be