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As the Presidency-in-Office, we will do our utmost to make substantial progress in the field.
A commitment to make substantial progress in completing the designation of vulnerable zones as soonas possible.
However, since the Communists were ousted from power 15 months ago,Moldova has begun to make substantial progress.
Unfortunately we were not able to make substantial progress since opinions continue to differ.
At the Luxembourg summit, the heads of state andgovernment took this matter up again and undertook to make substantial progress.
As already mentioned the Irish Presidency intends to make substantial progress on this dossier before the end of its term of office.
The EU will review its position in the light of further developments,in particular steps taken by the Transnistrian leadership to make substantial progress in negotiations.
As far as takeover bids are concerned,we hope to make substantial progress on the proposal submitted by the European Commission.
I can inform you that during the past month, we have been debriefed by both sides on the latest round of talks andhave encouraged them again to make substantial progress.
Until progress is made on this first,Turkey cannot hope to make substantial progress in its process of integration.
Our aim must be to make substantial progress, so that by the Vienna European Council we have created conditions that will allow the decisive final stage of the negotiations on the overall package to start on schedule at the beginning of 1999.
I would like to make the suggestion that we don't need to aim for that to make substantial progress from where we are.
The Summit should pave the way to make substantial progress on two priorities areas, namely social cohesion and regional integration.
We do have targets for concluding each part of our activities,and we hope to make substantial progress over the next two months.
Until 2001, banks had largely failed to make substantial progress in the provision of crossborder retail euro payment services to endcustomers.
The OECD ministerial meeting to be held at the end of April has to set out the course.We will seek to make substantial progress between now and that date.
I hope this will help the French Presidency to make substantial progress on the EU Telecoms Reform in view of the next Council meeting on 27 November.
Indeed, the main challenge for the European Union andthe euro area in the years to come is to make substantial progress with such structural reforms.
National and regional authorities need to make substantial progress now with the management and substance of their cohesion policy programmes to avoid severe disruption in 2007.
The report of the World Commission on the Social Dimension of Globalisation andthe Commission's own proposals offer a good basis to make substantial progress in strengthening the social dimension of globalisation.
On enlargement, the Presidency was determined to make substantial progress in the negotiations with all the applicant countries on the basis of their merits, and bringing into play the principle of differentiation.
The economies of both sides have been hurt by their inability to make substantial progress toward a peaceful resolution.
The Council believes that it is essential to make substantial progress on the implementation of the Buenos Aires Plan of Action and in particular on the following key issues at the next sessions of the Subsidiary Bodies of the Convention and at CoP5, with a view to adopting decisions at CoP6.
With a view to this second Summit,the Spanish Presidency has worked intensively to make substantial progress on the three strategic dimensions I have mentioned.
A Protocol on social policy, signed by the 12 Member States, is annexed to the Treaty on European Union andexpresses the willingness of 11 Member States to make substantial progress in the field of social policy.
As regards trade:determination on the part of the participating countries to make substantial progress in key areas of the Tokyo Round; the improvement by the industrialized countries of the generalized system of preferences(MI/D/1) and the finding of a rapid solution to the problem of the Multlfibre Arrangement.
Commissioner BYRNE, having outlined that this proposal would achieve a high level of consumer protection,urged the Member States concerned to lift their general scrutiny reservation in order to make substantial progress at technical level.
That was never likely to be negotiated with the Council, butwe were able to make substantial progress from the Council's original proposal of 13 years.
The Council reiterated its full support to the European perspective of Bosnia and Herzegovina and called upon the local political leaders to engage thoroughly andwith stronger determination on the necessary reform agenda in order for the country to make substantial progress on its way towards the European Union.
The EU's support for future comprehensive multilateral negotiations reflected its desire to make substantial progress in world trade liberalisation from 2000 in order to secure continuing global economic growth, increased job creation, prosperity for the benefit of all, including consumers, and sustainable development.