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No progress will be made until we take action.
It promises to be an exciting year andI believe that much progress will be made.
We hope progress will be made on enlargement.
After those who have tried to take over the world are removed,rapid progress will be made that benefits everyone.
Progress will be made only by formulating and testing a falsifiable hypothesis.
Sometimes having access to a huge amount of information is no guarantee that meaningful progress will be made.
It is hoped that sufficient progress will be made by the end of the next reporting period, in November 1999.
However, gradually everything is being prepared for the day when they can, and progress will be made at a breath taking speed.
Progress will be made in the social sphere and there will be well-defined regulations in the area of public services.
It is not necessarily a matter of how much you know,as your understanding that progress will be made by living from the heart and not through the ego.
Through these three texts, progress will be made in terms of judicial cooperation in criminal matters and also the common good in Europe.
Changes in regulation of the economy particularly to the distribution system will mean that substantial progress will be made in Japan.
It is to be hoped that progress will be made on this, so that everyone will be considered equally in this single permit package.
However, substantial funds are already being provided andI am confident that significant progress will be made in implementing the projects.
The Committee of the Regions trusts that further progress will be made in integrating refugees as a result of the action programme, which it therefore approves in principle.
When as much intelligence, resources andeffort is put into the approaches of these Americans as is currently being put into the military'war on terrorism', progress will be made.
The European Council hopes, in this connection, that progress will be made on adjustments to improve UN structures and institutions, including the Security Council.
Yet until the EU is able to come to grips with the severity of the problem of discards, and accepts that they are both unnecessary and wasteful,no real progress will be made.
It is true:technical progress will be made so quickly that much of what we have adopted in recent years will soon be virtually obsolete.
If the European Com mission and the European Parliament have an antagonistic and fractious relationship,then little progress will be made in the implementation of the important legislative programme for 1995.
Mr Sócrates, we hope,like you do, that progress will be made with Africa on migration issues and that our links with Brazil and the emerging countries will be strengthened.
I thank you for your impatience, hoping that, for the good of the internal market, all who operate in it andespecially all who impede its progress will be made increasingly aware of how impatient you are. .
We hope that next year, progress will be made as regards Cyprus and we hope, above all, that we will now once again be able to turn our attention to the necessary reforms in Turkey.
We may, I believe, anticipate that the chemist of the future who is interested in the structure of proteins, nucleic acids, polysaccharides, and other complex substances with high molecular weight will come to rely upon a new structural chemistry, involving precise geometrical relationships among the atoms in the molecules and the rigorous application of the new structural principles,and that great progress will be made, through this technique, in the attack, by chemical methods, on the problems of biology and medicine.
On behalf of the ALDE Group.- Mr President,we hope that further progress will be made at the summit in Nizhny Novgorod with regard to a new and comprehensive Partnership and Cooperation Agreement.
It hopes that substantial progress will be made on the review of debaathification and on the disbandment of militias, as well as against terrorism, and that appropriate measures will be taken to promote full inclusiveness.
Thus I hope that through dialogue,negotiation and respect, progress will be made in mutual co-operation, between the civil authorities and the ecclesiastical hierarchy in this and in other areas.
I hope that progress will be made as soon as possible to licence current potential European tuberculosis vaccines, and that they will be available to those who most need them. Furthermore, it is important to find opportunities to implement competitive funding mechanisms to carry out the final stages of clinical research into new vaccines against tuberculosis.
On the subject of external action,I would stress that little progress will be made if there is no cooperation between the Member States, as I referred to earlier, and if they do not show a genuine political desire to act.
I think it is very likely that political progress will be made on that occasion rather than here, given that there are now just three of us plus the Commissioner- yes, let me repeat that, just three of us- engaging in pseudo-debates with each other at this ungodly hour.