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Your progress will be made visible to your Coach.
No 3-412/165 would certainly hope that progress will be made very quickly on this.
political progress will be made.
We hope progress will be made on enlargement.
Without the full-hearted commitment of staff at all levels, no progress will be made.
We hope that clear progress will be made on this issue at this meeting in Barcelona.
Sometimes having access to a huge amount of information is no guarantee that meaningful progress will be made.
Therefore, I sincerely hope that sustainable progress will be made at the EU-Ukraine summit in Brussels on 22 November.
Progress will be made in the social sphere
Within the European Union these issues will continue to be raised and progress will be made.
The hope is now that enough progress will be made at the Sixth Ministerial Meeting in Hong Kong to enable the negotiations to be concluded during 2006.
I hope that the European Strategy for the Danube Region will be adopted by the European Council and that progress will be made with applying it as soon as possible.
Mr President, we hope that further progress will be made at the summit in Nizhny Novgorod with regard to a new
but there are great hopes in the sectors concerned that progress will be made on these statutes during the French presidency.
like you do, that progress will be made with Africa on migration issues
the limited means for scientific research into them make it less likely that swift progress will be made in their diagnosis, treatment and cure.
It is unlikely that progress will be made in the negotiations if the Community does not show that it too is willing to abandon its protectionist policies.
there is a risk that no progress will be made in the negotiations and they will perhaps be jeopardised.
I hope that progress will be made as soon as possible to licence current potential European tuberculosis vaccines,
in the hope that real progress will be made on the European Gender Institute
sincerely hopes that progress will be made, and it supports in every way the attempts of the Albanian Government to carry forward the necessary policies
it seems unlikely that rapid progress will be made unless there are more signs of democratic reforms in Cuba.
the fact that at least in the medium term it is inevitable that progress will be made, the Committee recommends to the Commission