Examples of using Decisive progress in English and their translations into Greek
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And to reach this decisive progress," he added.
(f) Decisive progress is made in adapting to climate change impacts.
The EU's chief negotiator said there had been‘decisive progress' in the talks.
Concrete and decisive progress was made on all these levels in 2001.
He offered hope:“I am still convinced that, with political will, decisive progress is within reach in the coming two months.
In the first place, if the goal is to achieve interoperability, this must entail using the fastest andleast costly means to achieve decisive progress.
However he added that“decisive progress” could be“within our grasp within the next two months.”.
The change of government was made possible by Romanians' longing for truth and fairness, but decisive progress is still unseen.[AFP].
First of all, the summit should bring decisive progress on all the remaining obstacles related to Russia's accession to the WTO.
I am disappointed and concerned that despite these efforts, it has not been possible to make the decisive progress we so urgently need.
There has been decisive progress, which is the intention with the amendment of air quality legislation, in the regulation of the finest PM2.5 particulates.
I remain convinced that with political will, decisive progress is within our reach in the coming weeks.
The most probable result of Amsterdam or Luxembourg is still at this time, in my view,a minor embellishment of the Treaties and not any decisive progress.
There is a new momentum and I remain convinced today,with the political will, decisive progress is within our grasp within the next two months," he said.
First, on the Brenner Base Tunnel itself, the meeting of the Austrian-Italian Intergovernmental Commission on 19 November 2010, in the presence of EU coordinator Pat Cox,led to decisive progress.
He added:“There is a new momentum andI remain convinced today that with political will, decisive progress is within our grasp in the next two months.”.
I remain convinced… that with political will, decisive progress is within our reach in the coming two months,” he said- adding that he and Davis would set“several negotiation meetings from now on to the end of the year.".
The change of government in November 2004 was made possible by Romanians' longing for truth and fairness, but decisive progress has not yet been seen.
In other words,the objective is to develop exploratory research aimed at achieving decisive progress in the areas of science, technology and universities, regardless of disciplinary limits or geographical boundaries.
Emphasizing the importance attached by the international community of all parties engaging fully, flexibly andconstructively in the negotiations, and looking forward to decisive progress in those negotiations in the near future.
I believe therefore that the May summit must make significant, if not decisive progress on the issue of waiving visas for all EU Member State citizens.
Acknowledges the progress made so far in the fully fledged negotiations, but notes that this has not been sufficient and has not yet resulted in a comprehensive and durable settlement, andurges the sides to continue their discussions to reach decisive progress on the core issues;
Given the fact that the Cyprus problem has not been solved andit does not seem possible to achieve decisive progress during the next months, I have definitely decided that I will honour my pre-election commitment.
Acknowledges the progress made so far in the fully fledged negotiations, but notes that this has not been sufficient and has not yet resulted in a comprehensive and durable settlement, andurges the sides to continue their discussions to reach decisive progress on the core issues;
At Florence the European Council indicated that it expected at its meeting in Dublin this month to mark decisive progress towards completing the intergovernmental conference by the middle of 1997.
Acknowledges the progress made so far in the fully fledged negotiations, but notes that this has not been sufficient and has not yet resulted in a comprehensive and durable settlement, andcalls for an urgent resumption of structured negotiations to reach decisive progress on the core issues;
Welcomes the encouraging progress made so far in the fully fledged negotiations, andthe prospect of further decisive progress in the coming months towards a comprehensive and durable settlement that this has created;
Acknowledges the progress made so far in the fully fledged negotiations, but notes that this has not been sufficient and has not yet resulted in a comprehensive and durable settlement, andcalls for an urgent resumption of structured negotiations to reach decisive progress on the core issues;
European Fisheries Commissioner Joe Borg said,“This unprecedented set of concrete andambitious steps will mark decisive progress in managing and conserving this migrating stock in the Mediterranean and the Atlantic.”.
More specifically, the resolution states that it acknowledges the progress made so far in the fully fledged negotiations, but notes that this has not been sufficient and has not yet resulted in a comprehensive and durable settlement, andurges the sides to continue their discussions to reach decisive progress on the core issues.