Exemples d'utilisation de Progress to be achieved en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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There's no effort to be made, no progress to be achieved.
For progress to be achieved, however, men's role must be considered as well.
The Summit has enabled major progress to be achieved in several areas.
Transboundary cooperation provides the foundations for such progress to be achieved.
For progress to be achieved, these rights have to be enshrined in properly enforced laws.
The crucial importance of political will for economic progress to be achieved.
Noting that, for progress to be achieved, the two parties must have a vision of the post-referendum period.
That is the important thing, for there is always more progress to be achieved.
There is, therefore, an overwhelming need for political progress to be achieved if further fighting in Bosnia and Herzegovina is to be avoided.
There have been times in your history when peace has enabled much progress to be achieved.
One of the main preconditions for substantial progress to be achieved in a reasonable time is political will.
Unfortunately, the negotiations did not reach a sufficient level of detail to allow progress to be achieved.
Strong international support is imperative in order for progress to be achieved in all areas of the new Afghan society.
Each signatory determines, in its own activity,commitments that correspond to the extent of progress to be achieved.
In its resolution 1056(1996), the Security Council reiterated that, for progress to be achieved, the two parties must have a vision of the post-referendum period.
It was clear that reporting later in the year would allow more time for fuller reports to be prepared and real progress to be achieved.
Active efforts at both political andcommunity levels are required for progress to be achieved towards a more prosperous and secure future.
The strengthening of decision making bodies, the simplification and definition of new tools,notably to correct deviant national trajectories- these are the lines of progress to be achieved.
In the above regard,I believe that we have managed to set the stage for progress to be achieved during this year's CD session.
Policies and measures aimed at addressing one issue may have co-benefitsfor other issues and should therefore be considered in the context of an integrated approach in order for long-term progress to be achieved.