Examples of using Progress will be made in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Committee trusts that real progress will be made in the coming year in modernizing work processes and procedures.
This progress will be made by containing the volume
I must say, however, that little progress will be made if for every step forward we take two back.
We are hopeful that good progress will be made by the time senior officials assemble in Geneva in mid-December.
Greater progress will be made in implementing recommendations from the RCPs if governments elevate the processes to formal, binding structures.
hope that further tangible progress will be made soon.
Japan strongly hopes that substantive and early progress will be made in the field of disarmament
UNHCR hopes that further progress will be made on implementation of these pledges.
The number of pledges made by governments at the 2011 Ministerial Intergovernmental Event suggests further progress will be made in the coming years.
But if the Court itself takes into account the work done in other forums, progress will be made in harmonizing the international legal system.
further progress will be made in ridding the world of all types of nuclear weapons.
under his able leadership, meaningful progress will be made during this session.
little progress will be made.
with the common effort of Member States, more progress will be made in this respect by the Council.
significant progress will be made towards Target 15.
our expectation is that further progress will be made in the enhancement of our democratic institutions.
the Council reaffirmed its expectation that rapid progress will be made in achieving an agreement.
Under the MECE Programme, progress will be made in the decentralization of education through the execution of 400 educational improvement projects(PMEs) in selected primary schools in 1992 and the formulation of a further 2,000
International Tribunal will soon commence its proceedings and that substantial, timely progress will be made on the installation of an effective national judiciary.