Examples of using Concrete progress in English and their translations into German
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What concrete progress is there in its implementation?
This meeting enabled concrete progress to be made.
Except people don't vote for consistency. They vote for concrete progress.
We hope we shall be able to report concrete progress at the next Kosovo debate here in the European Parliament.
In the railway sector, have been agreed, EAC has hardly made any concrete progress.
Unfortunately, the Commission's report did not really detail any concrete progress made by the Commission in the five objectives set out.
The last 5 years, in most of the developed world, we have seen concrete progress.
Concrete progress has been made in the dialogue so far, paving the way for a future long-term EU-Russia common energy house.
The Partnership must be based on concrete progress in these areas.
Today, the Commission isputting forward ambitious proposals which will bring concrete progress.
Regarding integration of environmental considerations in the fisheries policy, concrete progress was achieved, including the adoption of legislative measures.
We hope thatthe discussions concerning the legislative proposals scheduled to come out in the second semester of 2011 will lead to concrete progress.
They declared their intention to make concrete progress at Dublin II.
Only substantial and concrete progress with respect to disarmament is probably still possible, and we are particularly involved in the aspect concerning the prohibition of anti-personnel mines.
However so far,the EMBC talks have not made much concrete progress.
The Committee hopes that this undertaking will produce concrete progress within the Council and vigorous support for the Commission's initiatives.
It therefore stands ready to use its instruments to underpin concrete progress.
Concrete progress is needed in judicial, administrative and economic reforms, in the fight against corruption and on refugee return and minority rights.
I think it's now thethird game in a row where there are no concrete progress to save Henry;
In this context, let me point out that,as ever, it is time we made very concrete progress in applying innovatory financing instruments to development aid, something that was mentioned expressly in the Paris Declaration.
Further efforts are required to build on this commitment and ensure concrete progress.
The EU encourages concrete progress in this direction, particularly in view of the declared willingness of the Ukrainian authorities to organise fair and transparent presidential elections in 2004 giving all candidates and parties equal access to the mass media.
Where a sector has introduced proposals or guidelines for intervention,the review in 2010 will allow concrete progress to be visible.
Aside from concrete progress in creating these structures, the areas of refugee return, democratic consolidation(in particular the September 1998 elections), independent media and surrender of war crimes indictees will be crucial over the next six months.
Commissioner Yves-Thibault de Silguy"welcomes the Council decision as further concrete progress towards harmonised statistics in Europe.
The Romanian authorities continue to demonstrate a willingness to find an arrangement to create a Hungarian-German university,although there has been little concrete progress in that regard.
We note that time is running out,and the Presidency is keen to ensure concrete progress in the negotiations based on the work already done.
The German government believes that a three-pronged strategy is needed,if the European Union is to make swift and concrete progress on shaping digitalisation.
In achieving this, I prefer to apply the tested method of Jean Monnet:Europe is built through concrete progress in real life, one step at a time, taking larger and smaller steps.
I do so, however, on the understanding that the support that we offer to our neighbours mustbe conditional upon a demonstration of political will and concrete progress in democratisation processes.