Examples of using To make steady progress in English and their translations into Spanish
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States were required to make steady progress and to take specific action,
we are capable of reaching compromises that allow us to make steady progress towards achieving the NPT goals.
Fiji did continue to make steady progress in economic development,
stable security environment and enabled the Government to make steady progress in consolidating peace,
it is important to make steady progress in implementing specific nuclear disarmament measures.
UNIOSIL has continued to make steady progress in implementing its mandate of supporting the efforts of the Government of Sierra Leone to consolidate peace in the country
The Administration continued to make steady progress in the implementation of the Board's previous recommendations,
which will allow us to be the spokesperson for our members in the main global discussions and to make steady progress.
Government underscored the imperative to make steady progress in the implementation of the SAARC Social Charter
I wish every success to this session in the earnest hope that the recommendations to emerge from it will allow our States to make steady progress in building a more united world in greater solidarity,
while Africa continues to make steady progress towards attainment of the targets of the Millennium Development Goals,
The Irish Government is committed to making steady progress towards the United Nations target of 0.7 per cent of gross national product in resources allocated to development cooperation.
as well as to making steady progress towards completing the first round of reviews on implementation.
The Tribunal continues to make steady progress in apprehending fugitives.
The project continues to make steady progress, and is now two-thirds complete.
The programme to reform the Liberian judicial system continued to make steady progress.
the Afghan National Army continues to make steady progress.
The International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia continued to make steady progress in completing its work.
Sub-Saharan Africa continues to make steady progress, increasing from 63 per cent in 2004 to 66 per cent in 2005.
The Government continued to make steady progress in the implementation of the Governance and Economic Management Assistance Programme.