Examples of using Progress in one area in English and their translations into Spanish
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development are interconnected in a manner that does not allow for progress in one area without consistent advances in the other.
are interrelated to the point that there will be no sustainable progress in one area unless the other area is fully taken into account in all policies and measures.
If we fail to implement change in one area, progress in others will suffer.
We have seen tangible results in one area and progress in several others.
Impeding that failure in one area hinders progress in the others reinforcing the conditions for initiating
One area in which progress has been mixed concerns coherent
Progress in any one area will not be sustainable without significant and simultaneous engagement in other areas.
Leadership and progress in one area reinforces progress in another.
Ultimately, we believe, progress in one area would contribute to progress in others.
Accelerating progress in one area entails doing the same for other areas. .
Progress in one area should not be made at the cost of the other areas. .
Progress in one area cannot be achieved at the expense of the progress in the other.
since lack of progress in one area results in deadlock in the other.
It will be critical to measure and ensure that progress in one area of the framework does not undermine progress elsewhere in the framework.
Lack of progress in one area, however, should not be used as an excuse for not moving forward on another.
Here we run the risk of progress in one area being made dependant on progress in other areas. .
Integral to this strategy is the recognition that progress in one area will affect sustainability
While we can move ahead on different directions independently, progress in one area will multiply the chances of success on the others.
There are critical linkages between the respective thematic areas, such that progress in one area will generally contribute towards progress in another.
non-proliferation are interdependent and that lack of progress in one area will lead to failure in the other.