Examples of using To evaluate progress made in English and their translations into Spanish
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by the International Monetary Fund to evaluate progress made by States in that area fully reflected the work of the United Nations through UNCITRAL.
the Second Inter-American Specialized Conference on Terrorism, to evaluate progress made and define future courses of action to prevent,
series of two-year cycles, each with a review session to evaluate progress made in implementing sustainable development goals
other relevant actors to evaluate progress made since 1998 towards meeting the goals
including disaggregated comparative statistics, and to evaluate progress made and obstacles encountered in the implementation of all the provisions of the Covenant in the ethnic minority regions, including in the
a special meeting of the Advisory Group of Experts on Decentralization was organized to evaluate progress made in the finalization of the Guidelines and agree on the next steps.
which brings together representatives from throughout the world to evaluate progress made in the implementation of the 2001 Declaration of Commitment on HIV/AIDS
12 December 2007, to evaluate progress made in the implementation of the Declaration
Finally, the review of the implementation of the Convention should be always seen as an opportunity to evaluate progress made, to look forward and to include an emerging
requested the Committee to evaluate progress made at its next meeting in June 2012
The plan was being reviewed with a view to evaluating progress made.
The delegation of Indonesia recognizes the importance of this High-level Plenary Meeting devoted to evaluating progress made in the implementation of the Declaration
Action: The SBSTA will be invited to continue the consideration of this agenda item with a view to evaluating progress made and agreeing on further action as required.
with a view to evaluating progress made in policy development
In order to be able to evaluate progress made towards achieving those goals, data must be available on an ongoing basis.
By far the largest project involved an effort, carried out over an 18-month period, to evaluate progress made towards implementation of the first commitment of the Copenhagen Declaration: creating an"economic,
meetings at a high political level to evaluate progress made towards implementing the goals of the Summit
could convene, on a biennial basis, a meeting at a high political level to evaluate progress made towards fulfilling the outcome of the Summit,
the Government of Brazil has offered to host a meeting at a high political level to evaluate progress made towards fulfilling the outcome of the Summit,