Examples of using Tangible progress in English and their translations into Danish
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We look forward to seeing tangible progress on this score.
The message for the French Presidency is that we want tangible progress.
There has been definite and tangible progress in the fight against corruption.
The Commission and the Council must remain vigilant and insistent on tangible progress.
We warmly encourage you to make tangible progress in this matter.
But it is critical that in the next few months Liberians begin to see steady, tangible progress.
Nevertheless, there has been some very tangible progress, as Mr Lehne has already said.
Tangible progress has been made since the Orange Revolution, but may be wasted if it is not further pursued.
Albania is certainly a country which has made tangible progress in the context of the reform process.
To the extent that tangible progress in these areas is made, certain possibilities in relation to liberalization on both sides could be explored.
For I am wholly convinced that only ifwe act jointly and purposefully can we achieve tangible progress for our citizens.
It is part of our goal to make tangible progress on all four common spaces at the next summit on 11 November.
Firstly, we are prepared to support the efforts of the SADC and the African Union, andwe expect to see tangible progress in the next two weeks.
Disappointingly, however, there has been little tangible progress on the nomination of judges to the Constitutional Court.
Moreover, it should also be pointed out that Beijing has rejected the idea of making the lifting of the embargo dependent on tangible progress in human rights.
As for religious freedom, tangible progress is urgently needed, in particular following the tragic incidents earlier this year.
This rather grandiose title covers the efforts of the European Council to achieve tangible progress that is also measurable by individual citizens.
I would like to make tangible progress quickly on the issue of concessions, without waiting for this long-term work on modernising the public procurement framework to be completed.
The Council regret ted that the positive steps taken by China at inter national level had not been matched by tangible progress in its own human rights situation.
The lifting of restrictions will require tangible progress to be made in the implementation of the political power sharing agreement of 2008.
This Directive is a good example of how the institutions of the EU,cooperating constructively and efficiently, can achieve tangible progress to the benefit of our citizens.
Further tangible progress is essential, in particular as regards freedom of expression, religious freedom, cultural rights and women's rights, and also further strengthening of the fight against torture and ill-treatment.
I also hope that this public signing will underline that we intend to go on working with vigour anddedication to achieve tangible progress for our citizens.
There are obviously some aspects of the report where we should have liked to see more tangible progress, for instance as regards information exchange and the denial notification system.
Among the potential candidate countries referred to in the resolution,I would like to highlight the successful efforts and tangible progress made by Serbia.
In the last six months, a great deal of tangible progress has been achieved in this field: I shall make only brief mention of the counter-terrorism strategy, the enlargement of the Schengen area and the conclusion of visa facilitation and readmission agreements with various third countries.
BG Mr President, I will agree, to a certain extent, with what Commissioner Füle said, namely,that we can actually see tangible progress in Macedonia's development as it advances towards the European Union.
We are also working together with other actors, particularly the US envoy, Mr Pardew, and with the international organisations in Macedonia, in order to help to make rapid and tangible progress.
The French authorities are firmly resolved to make tangible progress in the coming months, on the basis of existing and forthcoming proposals from the Commission and from the authorities themselves to prevent our coastlines suffering a recurrence of this tragedy.
The reality is that the project to export democracy on the wings of fighter-bombers has failed andthe Western powers' military occupation of the country now stands in the way of any solid, tangible progress.