Examples of using Made notable progress in English and their translations into Spanish
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The entity Prime Ministers made notable progress during the reporting period to ensure the full functioning of the state-level Electricity Transmission Company Transco.
India has made notable progress on combating HIV/AIDS,
Kuwait made notable progress in reducing the under-five mortality rate, which fell by about half(47.1 per cent)
the Palestinian Authority made notable progress in medium- and long-term strategic planning,
European Union(EU) countries made notable progress on benchmark and indicator applications as highlighted in the synthesis ICCD/CRIC(5)/4/Add.1.
In recent years the country has made notable progress on the issue of anti-corruption.
Mexico has made notable progress in increasing the extent of its protected lands,
Their negotiations lasted until 1980 and made notable progress towards the achievement of a verifiable comprehensive agreement on the cessation of tests.
Côte d'Ivoire made notable progress towards political, social
Bangladesh has made notable progress in the area of poverty reduction in the 1990s and in the last few years.
Central Asia have made notable progress in producing and disseminating data on international migration.
the Islamic Republic of Iran has made notable progress in human development.
This section of the survey includes some references to specific States that have made notable progress in certain areas.
subSaharan Africa have made notable progress.
as well as North America, have made notable progress in addressing the trafficking in ephedrine
India had made notable progress in the area of space applications,
While developing countries in the Asia-Pacific region had made notable progress in the past decade,
the United Nations Development Fund for Women has been working with women delegates at the talks and has made notable progress.
other crisis situations has made notable progress in providing rule of law assistance in post-conflict settings.
the repossession of property, which had made notable progress regarding the latter.