Examples of using Progress in that area in English and their translations into Spanish
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the Commission had made great progress in that area.
Conscious that progress in that area was a shared responsibility,
Azerbaijan had made progress in that area with the launch of many projects including the Baku-Tbilisi-Kars railway
The Group hoped that the 2005 report would reflect progress in that area. It wished to emphasize that due attention must be given to the principle of equitable geographical distribution in efforts in pursuing gender parity.
Victor Thuronyi added that a large part of the problem in achieving progress in that area, including acceptance of the guidelines,
Swaziland indicated some progress in that area, such as the creation of nine critical posts that would investigate human rights violations.
with the situation and wanted to make more progress in that area.
Further progress in that area was shown by the establishment of a Child Rights Forum and the involvement of
The United Nations system had made steady progress in that area, but there had been insufficient analysis of gender issues in the design,
looked forward to further progress in that area.
The lack of progress in that area and the fact that, for the second year running, the Commission on the Status
has been closely monitoring progress in that area.
Switzerland believed that UN-Women would accelerate progress in that area through its expertise and the network it had established with the United Nations
The President of the National Commission had spoken of some progress in that area, but there remained some concern about the possibility that the federal structure of the State party could hamper implementation of the Convention.
he wondered whether the continuing critical situation in Angola would impede progress in that area.
whose national development plan contained clear mandates for progress in that area and important policy guidelines based on the recommendations of United Nations agencies
Their budget estimates for 2006-2007 generally reflected progress in that area and the steps they were taking to redeploy resources from investigations to trials
Although progress in that area had been modest,
We welcome progress in that area, but it is equally important that our vulnerable group of countries receive urgent assistance to build resilience to such adversities.
Despite some progress in that area, there was still need to make the scale more truly reflective of the actual capacity of Member States to pay