Examples of using Represented progress in English and their translations into Arabic
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That still represented progress, although the pace was disappointing.
Mr. Hassan(Sudan) said that the adoption of the Final Document by consensus represented progress towards the implementation of the Treaty.
That represented progress for women who had low pension incomes.
Ms. Belmihoub-Zerdani said that the Family Code of 2004 represented progress, yet questions remained about some of its provisions.
At the colline level, women ' s representation was 14 per cent, butthe very fact that they had been elected heads of collines represented progress.
The present Commonwealth system of self-government had represented progress in 1953, but had since become an anachronism.
Considering that before 2004, no woman had ever been elected head of a colline,even one such election represented progress.
The recent WTO decision represented progress in several areas, in particular the commitment to eliminate agricultural export subsidies.
The representative of Mexico said that the documentation prepared for themeeting formed an adequate basis for the discussions and represented progress in the fulfilment of the tasks entrusted to the Working Group.
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.
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.
The 1991 Constitution stipulated the equality of men and women and represented progress with respect to the fundamental political, economic, social and cultural rights of men and women.
However, some positive trends such as a significant rise in agricultural investment rates in Africa since 2008 andactions by Governments to strengthen safety nets across the developing world represented progress towards fulfilment of the Rio+20 commitment to a future free from hunger.
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(NPT).
His delegation noted with concern that, as at 23 October 2003, only 121 Member Stateshad paid their assessed contributions in full, which represented progress in relation to 2002 but regression when compared with 2000 and 2001.
Mr. Saeed(Sudan) said that the establishment of the Human Rights Council represented progress in a world in which the political landscape had undergone such enormous changes that the United Nations no longer fully reflected it.
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. Pučnik Rudl(Slovenia)said that the adoption of the Domestic Violence Prevention Act represented progress in the enforcement of the Government ' s policy of zero tolerance towards violence against women.
The 2002 Treaty between the United States andthe Russian Federation on Strategic Offensive Reductions(the Moscow Treaty) represented progress but did not adequately address the dangers of non-strategic nuclear weapons.
The figures on the amount of time men and women spent in household chores andchildcare were accurate, but represented progress: a generation earlier, men would have spent almost no time on those activities.
Mr. Renié(France) said that the final version of the draft Convention on the carriage of goods(A/63/17, annex I)contained some really innovative provisions and represented progress in that its provisions on the carrier ' s responsibility offered some highly desirable safeguards with regard to freedom of contract.
I think this represents progress.
You represent progress.
The automobile represents progress, in the most profound sense of the word.
Although this represents progress, the duration remains double the maximum pretrial detention period for Israeli children under Israeli juvenile law.
While this represents progress in national terms towards achieving the MDGs, it does not mean that development cooperation should be reduced.
The Committee noted these changes with interest as they represent progress in relation to the previous legislation as pregnancy and maternity are now explicitly taken into account.
This represents progress in regard to the telephone service, as Morocco has maintained its position to pursue telephone service under the terms of UNHCR confidence-building measures.
We cannot yet assert that the process of globalization really represents progress for all of humankind.
It was also suggested that the Committee could recommend that future work should be conducted on the basis of the 2007 proposal,which would represent progress.