Examples of using Less progress in English and their translations into Greek
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But there has been far less progress in Africa.
Without his efforts and his authority over the past 12 months, we would have achieved much less progress.
However, it has made far less progress in boosting private consumption.
On the other hand,children on the positive side of these factors may turn out to show less progress than predicted.
The result will be much less progress in dealing with the refugee crisis than hoped or expected.
Eutrophication, an environmental problem caused by the input of excessive nutrients into ecosystems, saw less progress.
Newborns and infants are the most at risk of dying, and there has been less progress for them than within the under-five age category as a whole.
But perhaps that has more todo with erratic Turkish policy, which sometimes makes more and sometimes makes less progress.
The report shows that newborns and infants are the most at risk of dying, and there has been less progress for them than within the under-five age category as a whole.
Large firms are, of course, die best prepared, while SMEs(small and mediumsized enterprises)- of which there are more than 18 million throughout die European Union- have clearly made less progress.
Clones are older plantsthan seed plants and they are already adult and so need less progress before being induced into blooming.
Less progress has been made on the rights of EU citizens, in particular due to the deficient transposition by Member States of Directive 2004/38/EC on the free movement of citizens within the Union.
Hurrying from one set of toons to another depending on an upcoming event results in overall less progress and general disappointment.
There has been less progress for the poorest children and those living in countries affected by conflict, in remote regions or those from minority groups, when compared to those whose families have greater resources.
On the remaining chapters, which he identifies as property, territory and security, and guarantees,he says”there is less progress to report.”.
I would remind her that in the 170 years of monetary union with Britain we made less progress than in the 17 years of monetary agreement with the countries of the European Union.
As the current Presidency is nearing its end, could the Council indicate the areas in which most progress has been made andareas where less progress has been made and why?
The draft stresses that harmonisation of the law of procedure has made much less progress than that of substantive law, but that harmonisation is possible also in procedural matters.
Improved recycling rates are primarily due to trends in recycling of materials, with less progress in bio-waste recycling.
Even within the World Customs Organization,we are seeing less progress in terms of efficiency and global harmonisation of customs procedures, following the security concerns that emerged in the United States in the wake of 9/11.
For the overall patient population, the current output of drug development may thus be resulting in even less progress than our assessments suggest.
Despite the extraordinarily commendable and persistent efforts of the Austrian Presidency in particular- which I would like to emphasise- there has been far less progress in this field, the reason being the different systems that exist in the Member States.
In its November 2000 Report,the Commission pointed out that the Government had mainly concentrated its efforts on foreign investment promotion. Less progress has been made in the privatisation and restructuring of public enterprises.