Примеры использования Can make progress на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We can make progress if we engage on the issues that concern us.
Where there is consensus we can make progress, but there is no consensus.
It is clear that, working together,we are stronger and that in partnership, we can make progress.
Through this approach, nations can make progress in the important field of disarmament.
From the proper education of children will depend on how quickly we can make progress as a civilization.
Through that approach, nations can make progress in the important field of disarmament.
Matters of detail, of course, can be worked out, but I think this is an area where we can make progress.
At the end of the day, that is the only way we can make progress on the multilateral track.
If vision is accompanied by organization and by the capacity to reach consensus, through a will to listen andto learn from others, then we can make progress.
The OSCE, the Minsk Group and the Co-Chairmen can make progress only in an atmosphere of confidence between the parties.
This commitment authority would be pending receipt of voluntary contributions from donors,so that the Chambers can make progress towards completing their work.
We should proceed with the areas where we can make progress, as reform is an evolution and an ongoing process.
We must pursue this goal within the General Assembly, the most important forum, where we, the Member States,small and large, can make progress in the disarmament agenda.
The AWG-LCA can make progress on its tasks in various ways, building on the useful exchange in Bangkok and the valuable submissions from Parties.
There will be permanent solutions to destitution only when poorer countries can make progress through their own efforts.
Through our joint efforts we can make progress, reach compromises and arrive at solutions that will make our world safer and give each and every one of us a greater stake in the future.
Firstly, it showed that,with political will, the Geneva disarmament community can make progress with the Conference on Disarmament agenda.
These developments show that we can make progress on difficult security issues so long as States are committed to a common goal and determined to see it achieved.
We shall participate in this process in good faith,with high expectations, in the hope that we can make progress on the issue of reform of the Security Council during the present session.
However, African countries can make progress in this direction only if they are given adequate support by the international community, and by the developed countries in particular.
We must also avoid letting these discussions become bogged down over assistance levels and other resource questions;they should focus instead on substantive areas where we can make progress.
With direction, a goal,and hope, you can make progress; but out of fear of replicating and duplicating what has occurred in the past, oftentimes there is no information in mind other than what has occurred.
In this section below, the Special Rapporteur argues that a reformed Committee on World Food Security is the appropriate forum where multilateralism can make progress on these issues.
We can make progress toward a better economy if we educate our members and mobilise the public around issues that support better tax policy and improved funding for high-quality public services.
We hope the modalities for the implementation of the regular process for global reporting andassessment of the state of the marine environment can make progress before the start of the sixty-fifth session of the General Assembly.
And obviously, if we can make progress in that area, we will have made very significant progress in addition to the undoubtedly substantive and very useful discussion that we will be having on the issue itself.
Every time the Conference on Disarmament commences its work,there is always the hope that the new session will bring forth fresh ideas so that the Conference can make progress and achieve a tangible outcome in the area of disarmament.
The extent to which developing countries andcountries with economies in transition can make progress towards reaching the 2020 goal depends, in part, on the availability of financial resources provided by international agencies or donors.
If we all work together to stop the proliferation of landmines, to develop new technologies for landmine detection and destruction, and to strengthen and improve current mine-clearance efforts,I am confident that we can make progress in our common struggle to rid the world of landmines.
I am convinced that with a continued commitment to the principles of the United Nations Charter, we can make progress in the creation of an effective system of collective security, as was the will of the founding fathers of the world Organization.