Examples of using Some progress was made in English and their translations into German
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Some progress was made in the area of competition.
With regard to the transEuropean networks(TENs) some progress was made in 1995.
Some progress was made on accountability and integrity.
As regards financial control, some progress was made, especially in external audit.
Some progress was made as regards education, transport and energy infrastructure.
Meanwhile, the EUR andGBP both edged somewhat higher as seemingly some progress was made on the backstop issue which hasn't been yet confirmed, however.
Even so, some progress was made on the workweek front during the 1960s and 1970s.
PT Mr President, following yet another conference on climate change, I think that, being honest with ourselves, the most that we can manage to say is that it was better than theCopenhagen conference because some results were achieved and some progress was made.
Some progress was made in implementing the 2001 capital market recommendations.
Global Challenge, Global Opportunity finds that some progress was made in reducing poverty in the 1990s, with the number of people living on one dollar a day declining from 1.3 to 1.2 billion.
Some progress was made in implementing the 2001 product market recommendations.
Limited measures were taken to promote labour mobility and some progress was made in the modernisation of work organisation, including the facilitation of part-time work and more flexible working arrangements.
Some progress was made but overall the results were not fully satisfactory.
Some progress was made, in particular on identifying and destroying cannabis plantations.
Some progress was made particularly as regards improving higher and vocational education.
Some progress was made in pursuing fiscal consolidation and improving the business environment.
Some progress was made in improving macroeconomic stability and growth prospects improved.
Some progress was made, notably on strengthening the legal, regulatory and institutional framework.
Some progress was made to foster innovation and foreign investments and digitalisation is progressing fast.
Some progress was made in shifting taxation away from labour towards environmental taxes, but additional measures are needed.
Some progress was made in following up to the public finance recommendations, notably as regards the maintenance of a balanced budgetary position.
Some progress was made with the adoption of action plans at various levels of governance but their fragmentation makes implementation less effective.
Some progress was made, particularly on supporting export-oriented businesses, improving contract enforcement, especially within the financial sector, and access to finance.
Some progress was made in the area of human rights, with steps taken to implement the 2015 package of human rights laws and declarations of support for the rights of LGBTI persons.
Some progress was made in the area of public procurement, especially as regards the enforcement of a centralised public procurement system, but concerns about corruption persist.
At the Council level some progress was made through the PCD Rolling Work Programme, the PCD screening of the Council agenda and joint Council sessions, even though systematic follow-up of these exercises proved to be rather limited.
Some progress was made in reforming public pension systems in a number of countries(Denmark, Ireland, Netherlands, the Austria, Sweden and the United Kingdom) and ambitious reform plans were announced in Germany.
Some progress was made in addressing the budgetary consequences of an ageing population, in particular by changing the formula used to calculate pension benefits, but reform efforts need to be sustained.
Some progress was made concerning support to SMEs and entrepreneurship but SMEs face a number of challenges, including an unpredictable business environment, a high level of para-fiscal charges, and difficult and costly access to finance.
It is true that some progress was made, but Nice is very far removed from what was expected and needed from it, as the reform agreed on does not serve to make a more efficient and democratic EU in view of enlargement, as is shown, moreover, by the annex on post-Nice that accompanies the final Treaty.
