Examples of using Substantive progress in English and their translations into French
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Need for substantive progress.
Substantive progress has been demonstrated in both groups of projects.
Both parties said they made substantive progress.
Unfortunately, no substantive progress has been made since 2005.
Both parties said they made substantive progress.
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China calls for substantive progress between Palestine and Israel.
The current international political climate is favourable to substantive progress in this area.
Equally there has been substantive progress in the discussions so far.
Substantive progress has been made in the text on articles related to the EPADP.
Success in Paris means bringing substantive progress to Lima.
No substantive progress has been achieved in establishing new nuclear-weapon-free zones.
Channeling this desire into substantive progress has proved difficult.
Secondly, substantive progress has been made, in some areas, even if this has not yet been directly translated into text.
Unfortunately, since 2005 no substantive progress has been made.
Substantive progress has to be made both on special and differential treatment and the implementation issues.
Channeling this desire into substantive progress has proved difficult.
In his view, substantive progress had been made during that preliminary consideration of the proposed basic principles and guidelines.
It is not yet'in the bag', but substantive progress has been made.
Substantive progress can be made when there is a political will, and we welcome their decision yesterday to speed things up on both.
But we have yet to make substantive progress in combating HIV/AIDS.