Examples of using That progress has in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Report goes on to say that progress has been achieved in privatization.
That progress has been achieved by enhancing knowledge and individual opportunity and by broadening choices.
In the revised biennial budget, UNHCR reports that progress has been made in this respect.
That progress has, however, been uneven and, on a number of our Goals, we remain significantly off track.
The challenges back then looked daunting,but today we have to conclude that progress has indeed been made.
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The Inspectors believe that progress has been made in the implementation of a series of recommendations.
Resolution 1325(2000) calls for the full inclusion of women in international peace and security processes and for action in four critical areas.We note that progress has been made in a number of those areas.
That progress has already been recognized by the international community, which has taken concrete action in response to it.
The annexes to the Secretary-General ' s report show that progress has occurred in all regions of the world, even if it has been at different speeds.
Noting that progress has been achieved in this regard, but that additional time will be required to complete its work.
By providing answers, law-based local institutions demonstrate that progress has been made and can contribute to rebuilding trust in public institutions.
We recognize that progress has been made in implementing the Beijing Platform and in advancing the Millennium Development Goals.
Each Annex I Party shall provide, in all relevant sections of its fourth national communication,information to demonstrate that progress has been made in achieving its commitments under the Kyoto Protocol.(Specific guidelines to be drafted later).
We are convinced that progress has been made towards overcoming the obstacles and we have witnessed repeated appeals to push for final agreement.
For example, the 2009 MDG report of the Economic Commission for Africa(ECA), the African UnionCommission(AUC), and the African Development Bank(AfDB) indicates that progress has been made in enhancing labour productivity growth, increasing primary education enrollment and reducing gender inequality.
The Committee acknowledges that progress has been made to reduce the number of cases pending for death and disability claims.
We note that progress continues to be made in the review of the Full, Final and Complete Declaration Iraq is supposed to make on the definitive andcomplete status of its nuclear-weapon programme and that progress has also been made regarding the content and accuracy of Iraq ' s six-monthly declarations under the Ongoing Monitoring and Verification Plan.
OHCHR notes with satisfaction that progress has been made in the integration of human rights and the Human Rights Section in the work and operations of UNAMSIL.
The number and size of the activities discussed in the present report demonstrate that there is an increasing interestworldwide in the use of renewable sources of energy and that progress has been achieved at the international, regional and national levels in the implementation of solar energy projects and programmes, including those of the World Solar Programme 1996-2005.
The report acknowledges that progress has been made since the last reporting period, especially in terms of dialogue with the Government of Afghanistan on the protection of children.
It is clear from the higher percentage of responses addressing women andthe environment that progress has been made both in enhancing women ' s participation in environmental decision-making processes and in promoting gender mainstreaming in the environmental sector.
Aware that progress has been achieved at various national and subnational levels towards implementation of the activities of Agenda 21, and aware also that some success has been achieved on various issues of integration of land and water management for sustainable development.
Welcoming the efforts of the Transitional National Government of Somalia to promote national reconciliation within Somalia,recognizing that progress has been achieved in some regions in re-establishing economic and administrative stability, and urging the Government, political and traditional leaders and factions to make every effort to complete, without preconditions, the peace and reconciliation process through dialogue and the involvement of all parties in a spirit of mutual accommodation and tolerance.
We acknowledge that progress has been made in the ongoing process of decolonization; the elimination of apartheid; the spread of democracy; wider recognition of the need to respect human dignity, all human rights and fundamental freedoms and cultural diversity; the unacceptability of discrimination; and an increasing recognition of the human rights of indigenous people in the world.
The latest report(A/57/172) indicates that progress has been made in responding to conflict situations through peacemaking, peacekeeping, preventive diplomacy and post-conflict peace-building.
While it is recognized that progress has been achieved in its existing configurations, as presented in section II above, the evolving challenges before the Commission require additional and targeted efforts by its members, partners and relevant actors within and outside the United Nations system.
In this regard,indicators have been established that show that progress has been made in stopping and reversing the pandemic through the active and visible participation of all stakeholders, giving priority to populations in situations of increased vulnerability, such as boys, girls, youth and women.
But it should be stressed that progress has been achieved also through their cooperation with transit developing countries, as well as partnerships with donor countries and international organizations.
An initial analysis of the small loans programme shows that progress has been made towards employment, self-employment and the creation of jobs, women are earning money, the material and moral wellbeing of families has improved and the women receiving the loans are furnishing needed goods and services to local populations.
A recent OECD survey indicated that progress has been made globally as concerns the untying of aid, the increased use of country systems and coordination on technical cooperation, but highlights continuing concerns relating to lack of predictability, mutual accountability, transparency and fragmentation of aid.