Examples of using Major progress in English and their translations into German
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That is major progress.
I believe that would constitute major progress.
Since then, no major progress could be made.
Major progress has been achieved over the last years.
For you that's major progress.
Major progress has been made, but challenges remain.
AN•Wasi is experiencing major progress.
There has been major progress in this area in recent years.
However, it would be unrealistic to expect major progress from the outset.
Also, major progress has been made in the area of cancer research.
Since 1995 we have made major progress, in two respects.
Major progress in the development of the Panorama partnership governance structure.
Agreement would represent major progress, but adaptation is becoming more important.
The serious conflicts besetting the region clearly rule out major progress on this front.
Zug Estates reported major progress at both sites in the year under review.
In particular, the European Council wishes to highlights major progress in the following areas.
TS: There has been major progress in executing web applications in a browser.
Bayer: Operational business held back by currency effects- Major progress with Monsanto acquisition.
Sees no major progress in the global competitiveness of the European Research Area;
I am particularly pleased that there was major progress in the Intergovernmental Conference.
We have made major progress in the last few weeks, thanks not least to constructive cooperation with the British authorities.
The introduction of the 400 series with industrial PC brings major progress in remote maintenance(teleservice) of the machines.
Representing major progress and central to the reform effort is the setting up of the EuropeAid Co-operation Office in January 2001.
The strengthening of Europol, the establishment of CEPOL andthe prospect for the introduction of joint investigation teams represent major progress.
In the area considered, people expect major progress: improvements would have an immediate and visible impact on the way Europe is perceived by ordinary citizens.
Several Member States have undertaken reforms in this area, but major progress is still necessary as stressed by the Lisbon European Council.
The major progress which Africa has made in addressing conflicts on the continent and developing an institutional capacity to deal with conflict prevention and resolution has been impressive.
The second field of joint action, namely in relation to burden-sharing, represents major progress, because last year there was no such proposal for a regulation on the table.
Major progress has been made in dealing with weaknesses identified in the Opinions and the Accession Partnership priorities, in particular as concerns the integration of non-citizens.
In addition to central regulations in the areas of consumer safety and consumer health, major progress has been made above all in protecting consumers' economic interests.