Exemples d'utilisation de Represented progress en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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For Smith, steel represented progress and industrialization.
The inclusion in the 2000 census of indicators concerning the standard of living of the minority population represented progress.
That has certainly represented progress for all three institutions.
At the colline level, women's representation was 14 per cent, butthe very fact that they had been elected heads of collines represented progress.
That represented progress for women who had low pension incomes.
Mr. Hassan(Sudan) said that the adoption of the Final Document by consensus represented progress towards the implementation of the Treaty.
The ITUC saw that it represented progress, given the urgent necessity for government to address the problem of precarious work.
With regard to the freedom of expression of lawyers and State secrets,it was true that the adoption of the new Law on Lawyers represented progress.
In 2002 and 2003, LIHOP represented progress beyond the unanswered questions way station.
The representative of Mexico said that the documentation prepared for the meeting formed an adequate basis for the discussions and represented progress in the fulfilment of the tasks entrusted to the Working Group.
The artist used metal, which for him represented progress and industrialization, in both his figurative and abstract work5.
The positive aspects were in fact an expandable category in which many points that did not fall directly within the scope of the Convention, but which represented progress in the field of human rights, could be cited.
The recent WTO decision represented progress in several areas, in particular the commitment to eliminate agricultural export subsidies.
The leader of a European Union(EU)mission monitoring the elections stated that the elections represented progress in democracy and that the EU would not declare the poll"invalid" BBC 8 Sept. 2008.
Nevertheless, the World Conference on Education for All had represented progress towards the establishment of minimum standards in basic education, and the Dakar Framework for Action provided that no countries that were seriously committed to education for all should be thwarted in their achievement of this goal by a lack of resources.
The figures on the amount of time men andwomen spent in household chores and childcare were accurate, but represented progress: a generation earlier, men would have spent almost no time on those activities.
However, with regard to the selection process of the Secretary-General, we would like to express our disappointment about the fact that paragraph 19 of the annex to resolution 60/286 has not received due consideration during this session, despite the fact that a clear majority believed that informal meetings among the candidates andthe various groups represented progress towards a more inclusive and transparent process.
Ms. Belmihoub-Zerdani said that the Family Code of 2004 represented progress, yet questions remained about some of its provisions.
Portugal welcomed efforts to enhance the role of women in society and the labour market andthe plan to implement Security Council resolution 1325(2000), which represented progress towards ending violence against women and girls.
Leaders noted with satisfaction that these developments represented progress with respect to the decisions accompanying the indefinite extension in 1995 of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.