Exemples d'utilisation de Progress in that field en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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We have made progress in that field.
Progress in that field has been uneven.
We must make progress in that field.
It has often expressed its disappointment at the lack of progress in that field.
Finally, the desire for progress in that field had led to the establishment, on 25 January 1999, of a Ministry for Human Rights which he himself headed.
Export software and technology to Cuba andthere will be progress in that field.
Over the last few years Poland had made real progress in that field, although much remained to be done to overcome the social problems facing the country.
To intensify their efforts to enable Africa to achieve new progress in that field.
Progress in that field is needed, given the abundance and diversity of marine genetic resources and their value in terms of the benefits, goods and services that they can provide.
The inquiry into academic careers had been launched because progress in that field was slow.
Progress in that field is limited, and without the commitment of the higher management of the organizations, as well as without providing additional human and financial resources, these long-term tasks cannot be implemented.
We trust that the Copenhagen Conference will produce substantial progress in that field.
Progress in that field was not linear in nature, and the task could best be compared to that of Sisyphus, who, when he thought he had pushed his rock to the very top of the hill, had had to begin again at the bottom.
Since the Convention was signed nearly five years ago,we have witnessed important progress in that field.
Although progress in that field had had an enormous impact on national and international plans, manifestations of racism and related ills persisted, in violation of the most fundamental political and socio-economic rights.
It is my firm conviction that a successful implementation of the MDGs is not possible without progress in that field.
The biennial meeting of the National Recruitment Services andthe United Nations organizations has recognized the necessity to make progress in that field and initiated steps to produce standardized statistical and qualitative reports on the programmes, and to elaborate a common and standardized evaluation methodology.
Unfortunately, the Security Council is not always regularly orsufficiently well informed of progress in that field.
Despite recent progress in that field, many problems remained: more than one billion people lived in absolute poverty, and rural groups in developing countries continued to receive less in terms of income opportunities and social services than their urban counterparts.
She also welcomed the National Human Rights Plan, which illustrated Spain's progress in that field.