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The Secretary-General trusts that this progress will continue.
We hope that steady progress will continue to be made throughout this year.
Wright believes that overall there has been net progress(with some exceptions),and further, that this progress will continue.
We believe that progress will continue in the reforms started at the United Nations.
The Committee trusts that with continued effort progress will continue to be made in this area.
We hope that progress will continue to be made toward the adoption of an arms trade treaty.
We have seen the work of the Conference advance under your presidency and we are confident that this progress will continue in the time remaining to you.
Progress will continue to be measured against UNHCR ' s Global Strategic Priorities.
Given the challenge that faced us a little over seven years ago,we should recognize that progress will continue, but sector by sector and piece by piece.
We also hope that progress will continue to be made in other important areas of bilateral relations.
These positive signals give us reason to believe that the current negotiations are off to a good start andto be reasonably optimistic that progress will continue.
The Council expects that this progress will continue at the next Political Committee meeting and summit of the signatories to the Agreement.
Because of the dramatic steps Libya has been taking to address these violations, however, the Board reported them to the Council for information purposes only,in the expectation that this progress will continue.
I am confident that progress will continue in the interest of all communities in Kosovo, based on a forward-looking, constructive and honest approach by all concerned.
The European Union shares the Secretary-General ' s assessment that, given the commitment of the Provisional Institutions and the progress being achieved in what were identified as priority areas,and assuming that such progress will continue uninterrupted, the comprehensive review foreseen in the Security Council presidential statement of 12 December 2003(S/PRST/2003/26) should take place this summer.
In addition, progress will continue on the harmonization of programming cycles and the field testing of common guidelines on monitoring and evaluation.
The Group appreciated the first steps taken and trusts that progress will continue to be made to further refine the performance measures, particularly the qualitative elements.
Progress will continue to be made but it is stressed that the target completion dates in the plan of action reflect the best case situation, given the staff resources available.
Unless inequalities are deliberately addressed, development progress will continue to favour only parts of the population or the pace of overall progress may even slow down.
Progress will continue to be made towards rationalizing the network of United Nations information centres, in conformity with paragraph 15 of resolution 57/300 of 20 December 2002, resolution 58/101 B of 9 December 2003 and resolution 59/126 B of 10 December 2004, with the objective of enhancing the strategic capacity and value of the centres as a key element in the Department ' s outreach activities.
As requested by the General Assembly in resolution 67/226, performance and progress will continue to be reviewed in the context of future reports on the funding of operational activities for development.
Progress will continue to be made towards rationalizing the network of United Nations information centres, in conformity with paragraph 15 of resolution 57/300 of 20 December 2002, resolution 58/101 B of 9 December 2003 and[draft resolution B adopted on 21 October 2004 by the Special Political and Decolonization Committee as contained in document A/59/21], with the objective of enhancing their strategic capacity and value as a key element in the Department ' s outreach.".
It also expressed its wish to see that progress will continue on the ongoing peace negotiations in Mindanao between the Government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front.
We are hopeful that progress will continue to be made and that Member States will take action for continued progress and implementation of the Programme of Action and subsequent agreements.
As requested by the General Assembly in its resolution 67/226, performance and progress will continue to be reviewed in the context of future editions of the present report and will continue to be based, among other criteria, on the high-level comparison between the use of core and non-core resources for:(a) programme activities; and(b) non-programme activities.
Let me conclude by expressing our hope that progress will continue in all areas of the Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons and on their Destruction until the time when we can be certain that the threat to the maintenance of international peace and security caused by those terrible weapons of mass destruction has forever been overcome.
In a like manner, we hope that progress will continue in the preparations for the 2010 Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.
There can be little doubt that progress will continue to be slow if serious constraints caused by excessive economic burdens continue to impede capacity to allocate sufficient resources to fight the disease.
Unless immediate action is taken, this unacceptably slow progress will continue to be measured in the unnecessary deaths of millions of people, the loss of billions of dollars of income and the postponement, perhaps by decades, of the achievement of the other Millennium Development Goals.
The following new paragraphshould be inserted after paragraph 23.2:" Progress will continue to be made towards rationalizing the network of United Nations information centres, in conformity with paragraph 15 of resolution 57/300, resolution 58/101 B and[draft resolution B adopted on 21 October by the Special Political and Decolonization Committee as contained in document A/59/21], with the objective of enhancing their strategic capacity and value as a key element in the Department ' s outreach".