Examples of using Progress should in English and their translations into German
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This progress should be encouraged.
That is why we believe that rapid progress should be made here.
Progress should be monitored daily.
Implementing Johannesburg and achieving further progress should be a concern we share- across borders.
But progress should be reviewed.
To make sure that alllocal authorities are actually prepared, the progress should be monitored regularly and in a structured way.
Progress should be regularly evaluated and reviewed.
Moreover, Mr Barroso said that although Europe was not yet out ofthe crisis, there were some clear signs of recovery; this progress should be consolidated by continuing the reforms currently underway to increase competitiveness and boost investment.
Progress should be recorded by the team in the CA Agile Central application.
Your professional progress should also stretch far beyond your current limits.
Progress should not be understood in economic and financial terms only.
Given the existing compliance problems, progress should be monitored to check the implementation and effectiveness of the EU legislation and its contribution to the objectives.
Progress should also be made in recovering amounts unduly paid out.
In the first part of her Book her personal progress should permit a life in which, through the art of decoration, she raises the level of the surroundings in which she lives.
Progress should be made on the Services Framework Directive since this sector was the most important.
Technical progress should not overburden us but rather simplify our lives.
Progress should be made in joint projects between the Company and the representatives of people with disabilities on boosting inclusion.
However, this progress should not make it easier to wage conventional wars.
Such progress should definitely be rewarded with further EU trade policy incentives.
This remarkable progress should not, however, make us lose sight of a major imperative: safety.
This progress should be maintained and continued, priority being given to the inventory of« secure items».
Progress should be measured and published, with regular monitoring and debate on how financial resources are used.
Recent progress should be a good basis for countries to move from pilot programmes towards a mainstream approach.
Progress should be monitored and benchmarked and the Commission has proposed applying the open method of coordination to health care and care for elderly persons12.
But progress should be achieved in a sound way, bottom-up, by gradually approaching best practices within the EU and beyond, without sacrificing reliability.
Progress should be gauged on clear, commonly agreed, transparent and quantifiable evaluation criteria and civil society should be able to take part in such evaluation work.
Progress should derive from the main new elements which are a greater emphasis on multi-objective integrated strategies, the introduction of national-level model actions and transnational networks of projects.
This progress should be based primarily on increasing the effectiveness of the Europe Agreements, constitute an essential factor in the general pre-accession strategy for the associated countries and result in the introduction of total cumulation.
Progress should be gauged on clear, commonly agreed, transparent and quantifiable evaluation criteria and civil society should be able to take part in the defining such criteria and evaluating their application.
Progress should be accelerated through multi-disciplinarily research to achieve scientific breakthroughs in energy related concepts and enabling technologies(e.g. nano-science, material science, solid state physics, ICT, bio-science, computation, space); as well as the development of innovations in future and emerging technologies.