Exemples d'utilisation de Progress has been slower en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Progress has been slower than expected.
Elsewhere, however, progress has been slower.
Progress has been slower in some areas i.e.
In the private sector, progress has been slower.
However, the progress has been slower in full-time equivalents(21.7 pp in 2004 compared to 23.3pp in 2001.
In sub-Saharan Africa, progress has been slower.
In other areas, such as containment or packaging,which involves substantial financial cost, progress has been slower.
Of course, progress has been slower in other areas.
Outside the bustling urban areas, however, progress has been slower.
Progress has been slower in some areas(e.g. snow disposal, introduction of direct liquid application) than in others.
For the other countries,the situation is less satisfactory and progress has been slower.
Progress has been slower with regard to goals requiring major behavioural change or a mixture of complementary interventions.
Noting that in some economies in transition this progress has been slower, resulting in lower aggregate development levels and lower per capita income.
Progress has been slower in Uganda due to delays in obtaining ethical clearance which was received in April 2014.
In Latin America and the Caribbean, ICTs are having a positive impact on economic growth, technological investment, production andbusiness/consumer behaviour in some countries, while in others progress has been slower.
Progress has been slower in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands in part because of their remoteness and the destruction of key logistical facilities.
In some important areas,however, progress has been slower for several reasons, including institutional rivalries or claims from particular societal interests.
Progress has been slower in establishing new MPAs(the HOTO goal of six new Oceans Act MPAs by 2012 will not be met) and developing indicators and monitoring protocols for existing MPAs.
Southern Asia has also seen rapid reductions in extreme poverty,from 51 per cent to 30 per cent, but progress has been slower in sub-Saharan Africa, where the reduction in extreme poverty(from 56 per cent to 48 per cent) was not enough to offset rapid population growth, resulting in an increase in the number of people in extreme poverty by 124 million people.
Progress has been slower in establishing new Marine Protected Areas(the Health of the Oceans Initiative goal of six new Oceans Act Marine Protected Areas by 2012 will not be met) and developing indicators and monitoring protocols for the management of existing Marine Protected Areas.