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What progress has been achieved over the past five years?
In any case, it is true that this progress has been achieved.
Some progress has been achieved in the area of free movement of goods.
The Financial Services Action Plan(FSAP) where good progress has been achieved;
Steady progress has been achieved by CZ, DE, EE, IE, ES, LV, AT, PL and RO.
The Report however also proposes retaliatory measures where insufficient progress has been achieved.
Notable progress has been achieved by CZ, DE, EE, IE, HR, LT, LU, AT, PL and RO.
A complete new supervisory framework must be set up at EU level,and we are pleased to see that some progress has been achieved.
Some progress has been achieved, and we are not starting from scratch now.
These efforts continue the action taken at Community level over the past 50 years to promote gender equality,during whichconsiderable progress has been achieved.
Good progress has been achieved with the adoption of a comprehensive action plan.
In the priority fields determined by the Barcelona Declaration foreign trade, migration, tourism,transport much progress has been achieved.
Progress has been achieved in the field of agriculture and rural development.
According to data available from the International Union of Railways, UIC, and the companies themselves,the industry appears confident that considerable progress has been achieved.
Some progress has been achieved in the areas of reform of the judiciary, civil-military relations, and cultural rights.
After about two hours of consultation,the incumbent has reported that"very good progress has been achieved, work continues", which analysts say means that a breakthrough is still to be expected.
Good progress has been achieved in developing a coherent approach towards improving the regulatory framework for enterprises.
Since the first Strategy forthe Sustainable Development of European Aquaculture in 2002 good progress has been achieved in ensuring the sustainability, safety and quality of EU aquaculture production.
Important technical progress has been achieved in the development and in-orbit validation phase of the GALILEO programme.
It emerged from the analysis of Member States employment policies in the JointEmployment Report 2001 that overall substantial progress has been achieved while some structural challenges still persist.
In recent years tremendous progress has been achieved in formal verification of functional properties of computer programs.
Its 1997 Communication“The European Aerospace Industry- Meeting the Global Challenge”(COM(1997)466), focused on the urgent need for consolidation in the European aerospace sector,an area where considerable progress has been achieved.
Progress has been achieved in the development of a common methodology to prepare, implement and monitor prevention projects.
ACKNOWLEDGES that, although substantial advances have been achieved since the Lisbon European Council of March 2000 set the objective to make Europe the most advanced knowledge-based society,faster progress has been achieved by other major regions.
Progress has been achieved in the taking over of the acquis concerning mutual recognition of diplomas and qualifications.
Substantial progress has been achieved in the crucial field of information gathering to improve the analysis of the phenomenon of migration.
Progress has been achieved in the implementation of the CJTF concept and preparations for the implementation of the new command structure.
Broad progress has been achieved in linking operational programmes under the structural funds to the priorities of the Education and Training 2010 work programme.
Limited progress has been achieved in reforms of the business environment e.g. red tape, contract enforcement, starting a business, support to SMEs, insolvency procedures, late payments.
Progress has been achieved through these joint efforts with the international community, but we still have a long way to go, and this requires strong cooperation among the European institutions.