Examples of using Material progress in English and their translations into Arabic
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Under Cerna there was some material progress.
Of the material progress we have seen on this planet.
Through globalization, we have witnessed unprecedented material progress and record poverty alleviation.
Bank on material progress, on technology and science.
Economy must grow every year and that every year material progress should happen is a big mistake.
Material progress has nonetheless been made in the implementation of several key re-engineering projects.
During his period of tenure there was some material progress and peace reigned throughout the country.
Material progress is increasingly remote from our countries, and cooperation is decreasing before our very eyes.
Millions will see that freedom, equality and material progress are possible at the heart of the Middle East.
Those trends are unfortunate evidence that the measures taken in the various components of the UnitedNations system have brought little material progress.
Greece would receive a new payment each time it made material progress toward the goals set by creditors.
Economic growth and material progress have not meant that all Thai people are enjoying proportionately greater wealth and a substantially improved quality of life.
The delegation of Belarus is fully resolved to work actively to achieve material progress in Security Council reform.
The goal remains the achievement of material progress towards the implementation of the Darfur Peace Agreement or the conclusion of an inclusive peace agreement.
Unfortunately, we were unable to arrive at a mutually satisfactory arrangement,and yet another year has passed without any material progress to show to the international community.
While the rest of the world enjoys splendid material progress, my continent continues to trail in almost every category of human flourishing, especially food production.
The particular sentiment that our little country feels before this Assemblyis appreciation of the difference between globalization and particularity, the paradox between material progress and world poverty.
Material progress is matched by improvement in the quality of people ' s lives, including human development, equality between women and men, and protection of children;
We know very well in this institution that,even though nations may differ widely in material progress and military strength, they are all conscious of their juridical equality.
Climate change is threatening material progress in all nations, but in particular that of many developing countries vulnerable to variable weather conditions, rising seawater levels and other environmental threats.
Even with numerous advances in technology,education and health and an increase in material progress, the world seems to suffer from mental restlessness and discontent.
The essence of sustainability is to decouple material progress from harmful impacts on society and the environment by putting the three elements of sustainable development on complementary and, hopefully, mutually reinforcing tracks.8.
Throughout the world,humankind has become increasingly aware that the ways of our present civilization despite all its material progress have not always been beneficial for the Earth or her peoples.
The material progress of peoples is to a large extent the product of their own, irreplaceable efforts. It is beyond doubt, however, that such progress is contingent upon the prevalence of a favourable external environment. It is therefore imperative that international society, acting in solidarity, encourage the creation of conditions for progress, not for the preservation of privilege.
Well-managed globalization could deliver unprecedented material progress, generate more and better jobs for all, and contribute significantly to reducing world poverty.
The Catholic Church proposes to contribute to this immense work above all through its proclamation of the Gospel of Christ, since,without spiritual progress, the material progress of nations will be vain and illusory.
Though modern life has brought a great number of innovations andso-called material progress, it has also brought about a number of conditions directly affecting the education and future social behaviour of our young people.
Democracy must always be tempered by a constant awareness of the inherent dignity of the person, by the overarching principle of social justice,bearing in mind that while competition is necessary and useful for material progress, in the absence of a sense of solidarity, competition may become predator behaviour.
It is certain that the international market economy has huge productive potential; if wisely managed,it can promote unprecedented material progress and more productive employment and reduce poverty worldwide.
Democracy must always be tempered by a constant awareness of the inherent dignity of the human being, by the over-arching principle of social justice,bearing in mind that while competition is necessary and useful for material progress, in the absence of a sense of solidarity, competition may become predator behaviour.