Examples of using Clear progress in English and their translations into Portuguese
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This must be seen as clear progress.
This also means that clear progress must be made in the trade and environmental agenda of Doha.
I will now turn to Estonia,where there has been clear progress.
The first is that the Council make clear progress in the fight against terrorism.
I am glad to be able to state that since the beginning of last year there has been clear progress.
The new Council therefore represents clear progress compared to the UNHCHR.
Clear progress guidance and status feedback ensure comfort and ease of use for operators.
I am also of the opinion that the discussion on this, andthe quick solution, represent clear progress for the EU.
This represents clear progress over restrictive fordist paradigms that marginalized such contestation.
SL Croatia deserves to be congratulated on all the things referred to in this report,because it has made clear progress in a wide range of areas.
Much remains to be done, but we have made clear progress that has been driven forward by coordinated international commitments.
Clear progress has been made in the field of public finance, with the general government deficit falling to 7% of GDP in 1988.
We have already brought up the issue of whales twice, and we will do so again in the future,until we make clear progress in this matter.
Comparative studies have shown a clear progress in success rates during clinical follow-up and a significant reduction in the risk of PV stenosis.
I continue to be inspired by the ever-increasing number of organizations prioritizing accessibility, andcollectively there has been clear progress.
If such clear progress had not been made over the past week, we might have found ourselves concerned about the risk of failure today.
If we can achieve that, if we can embed such simplified procedures into the everyday lives of businessmen,we will be making clear progress.
The themes of"health" and"the environment" discussed in the 12th and 13th Conferences demonstrate clear progress toward defining their relationship with quality of life.
I will certainly not go so far as to say that this will happen again; this will depend on how things pan out, butthere must be clear progress.
While there was clear progress with the successful completion of a number of projects in 1999 approximately half of all projects remained to be completed at end-1999.
The final report by Mr Gasòliba and the Commission proposal,in my honest opinion, represent clear progress compared with the previous reports.
Clear progress in budgetary consolidation was made in 1995 and 1996, with the government deficit falling to 4.9% of GDP in 1995 and to 4.1% in 1996, in line with the government's objectives.
Croatia is now negotiating with the EU about membership;Macedonia has received candidate-member status and clear progress has also been made with regard to Bosnia-Herzegovina.
While clear progress has been made none of the non-compliant landfills are still operating, and Slovenia has become an EU recycling champion some 35 existing landfills are still in breach of EU legislation.
The proposal now acceptable to Parliament's large groups represents clear progress, however, and is far better than the present lack of clear legislation.
Even in complex, protracted discussions on issues such as divorce, financial supervision and even patents,the Belgian Presidency managed to achieve clear progress.
Yet today, 70 years after Hiroshima and Nagasaki- names that recall humanitarian disasters like no other- clear progress towards the prohibition and elimination of nuclear weapons is lacking.
Certainly, there was a great deal of criticism in Parliament of the lack of factual content in the Commission's annual political strategy, butI nonetheless believe that the method as such constitutes clear progress.
Mr President, honourable Members,I can conclude that the European Council has made clear progress and has avoided huge and damaging pitfalls that could have set us back a long way.
I am happy about this clear progress and I therefore also support you as a member of the Dutch delegation when it comes to unbundling, the separation of policy and implementation between energy networks and producers.