Exemplos de uso de Progress must be made em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Progress must be made here.
It is in this spirit that progress must be made in the area of cooperation.
Progress must be made in the following sectors.
The process is slow and uncertain and faster progress must be made to implement the counter-terrorism strategy.
This is why progress must be made in the planned European Human Rights Agency's activities during the Finnish Presidency.
The Parliament report highlights different areas for Europeana andfor the related policies where progress must be made in the coming years.
This also means that clear progress must be made in the trade and environmental agenda of Doha.
In his meetings, Minister Cowen pointed out that the status quo was not sustainable and that progress must be made on the implementation of the roadmap.
According to the report, progress must be made in harmony with European standards in the interests of ensuring real protection for the rights of minorities.
Furthermore, in terms of financial stability,the comparability of accounting standards on a global scale is vital and progress must be made towards this.
Progress must be made in the field of job creation through economic development and this needs planning of a longer term than 1-2 years, and more flexible use of the solidarity funds.
If the European Union is to assume, as we think it should, greater responsibility for security matters,particularly in Europe, progress must be made in the area of hard power.
He said he believes it is lagging behind- that real progress must be made in the year 2002, because fisheries are established in areas where there is no alternative source of employment.
It is a difficult assessment to make because it has many aspects: there are the political and legal aspects, andthen there is the social aspect on which progress must be made.
The framework must be ambitious and effective,environmental integrity must be guaranteed and progress must be made on reforming the current market mechanisms and on introducing new mechanisms.
Progress must be made on keeping services in-house, and in particular on amending the Financial Regulation to the effect that the Commission is automatically required to request a full account of the ownership of a firm tendering for a Commission contract and in terms of financial management.
So this is the approach you must now take with your colleagues, President of the Council: progress must be made on the matter of own resources because otherwise, you will not have an agreement for the 2011 budget.
Progress must be made in all the other areas of our response, that is to say, in enhancing the effective financing capacity of the existing European Financial Stability Fund and broadening its scope, in preparing the establishment of a permanent mechanism as from 2013 and in implementing over the coming months tighter stress tests for banks.
These boards are more focused on the assessment of market values, as ifthe analysis of trends and progress must be made through a comparison between fair value and others, obscuring the origin of everything- that is, the original cost.
As regards implementation, progress must be made at three levels:(1) at Member State level, by the reinforcement of procedures and instruments relating to policy coherence, based on best practices developed by certain Member States;(2) at Council level, by the strengthening of genuine integration of development issues into the work of the Council's sectoral groups;(3) at Commission level, including by the reinforcement of impact analyses from a development perspective.
Nevertheless, although the direction taken as a whole is correct,the progress made in each of these fields has been unequal and, therefore, progress must be made in the future on at least four aspects which I am going to mention briefly.
In short, despite the increase in the number of Community languages andthe increased complexities we face on many fronts, progress must be made in the process of reform, openness and improvement of these schools while ensuring that their qualifications are recognised in all Member States of the Union.
There are three issues that must be tackled. First, it is important to consolidate the instruments that have been created in this climate of emergency:a European monetary fund must be created; progress must be made with Eurobonds; progress must be made with the European supervisory and regulatory architecture, and progress must be made with a European dimension for managing the banking crises.