Examples of using Progress will be achieved in English and their translations into Arabic
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Without these, only limited progress will be achieved.
Progress will be achieved by demonstrating through actions, not words, that everyone has a future in Kosovo.
Nevertheless, it is hopeful that progress will be achieved-- and soon.
Progress will be achieved only through international cooperation, not by acts of war, aggression or vengeance whose only consequence will be more violence.
The Philippines only hopes that progress will be achieved in the Conference, and soon.
We look forward to the commencement of the next NPT review process andexpress our confidence that, through lessons learnt, measurable and substantive progress will be achieved.
We hope that in the coming year continued progress will be achieved with the other parties to the bilateral negotiations as well.
The activities of the Kuwaiti assessment and investigation teams in Iraq inspire hope that eventually more human remains will be brought to Kuwait and more substantive progress will be achieved in the near future in closing the files.
The Advisory Committee expects that progress will be achieved in these areas and that the results will be contained in the next performance report.
We sincerely hope that through the common efforts of all the parties involved, the United Nations and the international community,new progress will be achieved so that a comprehensive solution to the problems of that region can be found.
The Special Representative believes that progress will be achieved through frank and constructive dialogue between Cambodia and the international community, including the Special Representative.
The members of the United Nations Security Council on 13 December 2001 welcomed" this and other positive developments" andexpressed the" hope that progress will be achieved at the negotiating table resulting in a comprehensive settlement".
It was suggested that progress will be achieved when those entities have the capacity to monitor and analyse results and when there are mechanisms to hold the executive branch to account.
The draft resolution also refers to the peace process which began with the convening of the Madrid Peace Conference,in the hope that tangible progress will be achieved in the negotiations now taking place in the context of that process on both the Syrian and the Lebanese tracks.
If the latter is the case, progress will be achieved only through determined commitment and political will on the part of those players and the international community as a whole.
While I call upon the parties to continue to work resolutely on the implementation of their obligations under resolution 1701(2006) and to move towards a permanent ceasefire and a long-term solution,I believe that the pace at which progress will be achieved in this respect will be influenced by other regional developments.
The Special Representative believed, from the outset of his mandate, that progress will be achieved only if actions are based on careful analysis and broad social and political support.
We hope that progress will be achieved in the Palestinian-Israeli negotiations on the implementation of the stages of the agreement within the agreed time-frame, towards the initiation of negotiations on the final settlement.
The Advisory Committee notes from paragraph 14 of the proposed budget that itis anticipated that by June 2007 significant progress will be achieved in the capacity development of the national Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration Commissions of both Northern and Southern Sudan.
The extent to which progress will be achieved with regard to the strengthening of the ILO presence as well as the other items covered by the vHLT ' s aide-memoire, including the immediate release of Shwe Mahn, should be a concrete test in this regard.
Mr. Pak Gil Yon(Democratic People ' s Republic of Korea): My delegation congratulates the Chairman on his election to the chairmanship of the Committee andexpresses its conviction that under his able guidance substantial progress will be achieved in the deliberations on the agenda items before the Committee.
The Council also expresses its hope that progress will be achieved in Lebanese-Israeli relations, leading to the end of the Israeli occupation of Southern Lebanon, in accordance with Security Council resolution 425(1978).
The draft resolution notes with satisfaction the convening at Madrid of the Peace Conference on the Middle East on the basis of Security Council resolutions 242(1967) and 338(1973),with the hope that substantial and concrete progress will be achieved on the Syrian and Lebanese tracks for the realization of a just, comprehensive and lasting peace in the region.
But unless the two sides join the peace process with genuine political will, little progress will be achieved in the process, which was relaunched following the Annapolis conference in 2007 and the resumption of direct bilateral talks between the Israeli and Palestinian sides.
Noting with satisfaction the convening at Madrid of the Peace Conference on the Middle East on the basis of Security Council resolutions 242(1967) of 22 November 1967 and 338(1973) of 22 October 1973,with the hope that substantial and concrete progress will be achieved on the Syrian and Lebanese tracks for the realization of a just, comprehensive and lasting peace in the region.
The Government of the Republic of Cyprus, for its part,expresses the sincere wish and hope that progress will be achieved in the forthcoming talks in Montreux and to that end the Greek Cypriot side will attend these talks in good faith and with the necessary political will and determination and do everything in its power to achieve a viable solution to the Cyprus problem based on the relevant decisions of the United Nations.
Noting with satisfaction the convening at Madrid of the Peace Conference on the Middle East on the basis of Security Council resolutions 242(1967) of 22 November 1967 and 338(1973) of 22 October 1973,with the hope that substantial and concrete progress will be achieved on the Syrian and Lebanese tracks for the realization of a just, comprehensive and lasting peace in the region.
The Committee welcomes the results of the Sharm el-Sheikh summit and expresses the hope that henceforth true progress will be achieved so that peace and stability might finally reign in this region-- a crossroads of history and civilization that has brought the world so many valuable messages of peace and wisdom.
Noting with satisfaction the convening in Madrid of the International Peace Conference on the Middle East on the basis of Security Council resolutions 242(1967) of 22 November 1967 and 338(1973) of 22 October 1973,with the hope that substantial and concrete progress will be achieved on the Syrian and Lebanese tracks for the realization of a just, comprehensive and lasting peace in the region.
Stressing the need for an early resumption of talks between the Government of Tajikistan and the United Tajik Opposition(UTO),expressing its hope that substantive progress will be achieved as soon as possible towards a political settlement of the conflict and encouraging the efforts of the Secretary-General and his Special Representative in this direction.