Examples of using Made progress in English and their translations into Arabic
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I made progress too!
And we have made progress.
Made progress last aldermanic race, but I don't want to overpromise.
And-- and believe it or not,we have made progress.
No. We made progress recently.
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The military campaign against Al-Shabaab also made progress.
The country has also made progress in destroying weapons.
During the past year, while there have been setbacks,the Middle East peace process has continued and made progress.
Kazakhstan had made progress in empowering women.
The countries of the subregion also pursued adjustment programmes and made progress in stabilizing their economies.
The Territory had made progress on all high priority tasks.
The Board is concerned that UNRWA has not made progress in these areas.
Governments have made progress in promoting more inclusive societies.
Cuba noted that, in spite of the problems it faced, Eritrea had made progress in the areas of health and education.
We have made progress towards political tolerance and inclusiveness.
It noted that Trinidad and Tobago made progress towards meeting the MDG goals.
We have also made progress in many other areas of our common agenda.
In aggregate, middle-income countries have shown robust growth and made progress in development, although performance varies among them.
The Working Group had made progress and, more importantly, had worked in a spirit of openness and dialogue.
Since 2007,it had reintroduced free health care and education and made progress on the eradication of poverty and extreme poverty.
ACFID noted that Myanmar had made progress in addressing trafficking, including through the enactment of the Law on Anti-Trafficking in Persons 2005.
The Committee recognizes that Ecuador, as a country of origin of migrant workers,has made progress in protecting the rights of its nationals abroad.
The Board recognizes that the Administration took action and made progress on the management of non-expendable and expendable property during the period under review.
Since adoption of the 1991 law on parliamentary quotas,Argentina had made progress in terms of women ' s participation in political life.
Nevertheless, the Board made progress on some important issues.
The Committee noted withsatisfaction that the Working Group had also made progress during intersessional informal discussions held in Vienna on 10 June 2003.
It was noted that both the Government and the international community had made progress in meeting their commitments, but that greater efforts were needed on outstanding issues.
One observer noted that someregional fisheries management organizations had made progress towards instituting mechanisms for apprehending contravening vessels under flags of non-members States.