Examples of using More progress in English and their translations into Finnish
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Have you made any more progress?
We expect much more progress from the Council and the Commission.
I regret the fact that we did not make more progress on parental leave.
There was more progress in science than in maths and the share of low achievers is today lower in science than in maths.
If you didn't block our operations, we would have made more progress.
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Single one of our operations, sir giles, perhaps we would have made more progress.
I would have liked to see more progress in certain areas of this whole project.
The impassioned speech has encouraged everyone andgave us confidence to make more progress in 2019.
But I believe we have made more progress than was imaginable forty years ago.
So, water quickly leads, land and air, Transform yourself andyou will achieve more progress toward the goal.
I hope we are at last going to see more progress on the cleaning up of the Danube, which is crucial for the region.
The Commission regrets that it has not been possible to achieve more progress on this issue in Council.
In the last two decades, we have seen more progress in the fight against poverty than the world has ever seen before.
More progress could have been expected in generating a business and employment friendly and regulatory environment, increasing female labour market participation and reducing barriers in the services sector.
To conclude, what is most important in terms of the next steps is more progress on the most difficult chapters.
However, also become clear that more progress with the reforms is needed in order not to jeopardise the achievement of the Lisbon objectives.
However, most of the easier measures havenow been exhausted and there needs to be more progress in closing the potential future financial gap.
However, we still need more progress if we are to begin a new era in our relationship and if we are also to confirm the suspension.
Member States have put much effort into increasing the participation of older workers, but more progress is needed for the EU to reach the employment rate target for older workers of 50.
But Parliament is right: more progress depends on integrating a political layer to this process, so that the stakes can be properly debated.
At this stage too, the Social Affairs Committee wonders, to my mind quite properly,whether we should not hold back on budgetary measures for implementation of these programmes until there has been more progress on solutions to the Cyprus and Kurdish questions.
These countries should have been required to make much more progress before they were offered EU membership, a process that might have taken a good number of years.
More progress could have been made towards the unachieved goal of halting the decline of biodiversity by 2010 had it been matched by the necessary political attention and financial commitments from both EU and Member States.
This directive will enable numerous companies to make even more progress in designing new and safer electrical and electronic equipment by encouraging technological innovation.
If there is no economic and social cohesion, if we do not balance the quality of life in the different regions of the Community,we may find ourselves in a situation where the European Union is an unfair European Union in which some regions will make more progress and others will be left behind.
Mr President, in the six weeks since the election of Mr Christofias as the new President of Cyprus, more progress has been made towards trying to find a lasting solution on the island than in the previous four years.
We might have wanted to see a lot more progress than is found in the compromise text on which you will be voting, but it is a dynamic compromise and the review clauses mean that legislation will be able to evolve in the years to come.
In particular, we should ensure that we are more effective on the key foreign policy issue, but we should also rememberthat through closer cooperation, we have made much more progress than has been discussed in public so far, including the option of an obligation to provide support.
Certainly, the Federal German Government would have liked to have seen more progress in many areas, for example in agricultural policy, where, following the WTO Round, it will be soon be essential to take further reform measures. But, all in all, the compromise is still an excellent foundation on which to lead the Union into the 21st century.