Exemplos de uso de Progress is slow em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Progress is slow.
While changes have been coming, progress is slow and often random.
Progress is slow.
I'm still working on this, progress is slow and the supporting references very few.
Progress is slow, and soon stops altogether.
Experience has shown that if targets are not binding on Member States, progress is slow.
But progress is slow.
Member States alreadyhave national laws or measures on web accessibility but progress is slow.
But progress is slow see box.
Research shows that women are publishing more articles, but progress is slow in certain fields and in winning prestigious positions.
Progress is slow, people are scared.
We may feel discouraged when progress is slow, but there is too much at stake to turn back.
Progress is slow, but I'm in it for the long haul.
Work is being carried out on both sides in order todiscover the whereabouts of missing persons, but progress is slow.
However, progress is slow, uneven and, overall, limited.
Gender in the new programming period, butalso to identify areas where progress is slow.
So far, progress is slow, but the group is persistent.Â.
In spite of these problems,part of the movement is gradually coming back to its original programme and literature. Progress is slow.
Progress is slow, but they need to get to Rosenthal before the penguins leave.
With regard to the other objectives,the intermediate assessment has not yet been completed and, despite our efforts, progress is slow.
Progress is slow for milk produced on a diet of bamboo is wretchedly poor.
Negotiations are difficult,the tensions are high, progress is slow, and then, 10 minutes to 2, a prime minister shouts out.
Progress is slow due to the tense relations between the ethnic groups of this divided city.
While EU support is well-intentioned andachieving some results, progress is slow, uneven and, overall, limited“, stated Mr Hans Gustav Wessberg, the ECA Member responsible for the report.
Progress is slow, but we hope they won't stop in their actions of removing landmines in the affected areas.
We understand that not only have the Lisbon guidelines not been pursued and that progress is slow but also, as Mr Dimas commented, the new Member States have to do what we have to do and they have the same problems.
Progress is slow, but let us be glad about each small step and let us keep banging our heads.
As regards tax harmonisation in general and harmonisation of VAT rules in particular,the situation does not inspire great optimism. Progress is slow and fraught with obstacles, the mechanisms are unclear and often ineffective and the rules complex and, at times, difficult to interpret.
Even if progress is slow, it is not a pointless exercise to tirelessly repeat what are our commitments in the Middle East.
We think this is very important because one of the things I consider essential in relation to innovation is that we should have a'living document': in other words, that we will have the opportunity on a regular basis- in Parliament, internationally at the Innovation Convention, and also at Heads of State or Government level- to monitor progress and to insist,where the progress is slow, on speeding it up.