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But it has made considerable progress.
The process of devolving budgetlines to the delegations made considerable progress in 2003.
Lithuania has made considerable progress in the creation of a market economy.
The eight Interreg Π A programmes all made considerable progress in 1999.
The EU has made considerable progress in confronting discrimination between groups of people.
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Metal and alloy smelting technology andother fields also made considerable progress, formed the such as.
Cyprus and Malta also made considerable progress on greater autonomy of management of preaccession aid.
In China, the development of numerical control technology andequipment has also received great attention and made considerable progress.
China, on the other hand,has made considerable progress in OA recently.
The Council made considerable progress in this area in 1990 with a view to completing the internal market before the end of 1992.
A number of HTA systems have developed around the world and made considerable progress, and others are planning such developments.
The Commission made considerable progress in its review of Regulation 4056/86, an exercise that was launched in March 2003.
Indeed, if there were even half as much freedom of information in Belgium as there is in Italy,we would already have made considerable progress.
Over the past decades Europe has made considerable progress in promoting gender equality.
Having made considerable progress over the previous two years in U.S.-Soviet relations, Nixon embarked on a second trip to the Soviet Union in 1974.
Albert and his Ascanian descendants made considerable progress in Christianising the captured lands.
We have made considerable progress in the battle against fraud but if the fight is to be really effective we must first have better support from the EU Treaty.
For eight years we have been discussing how they can be translated into money andin the run-up to the Florence summit the energy ministers made considerable progress.
In the 19th century the University made considerable progress in developing teaching and research in the arts, divinity and the biological and physical sciences.
The Commission has incurred undue delays in making payments to beneficiaries,although in 2008 the Court observed that the Commission made considerable progress in reducing the delays in payments.
And international organizations have made considerable progress in LGBT inclusion by relying on external and employee networks and non-discrimination policies.
Cartography is a fascinating subject with a long history often parallel to that of mathematics, andwhich has recently made considerable progress thanks to very precise modern measurements and to the help of computers.
While Member States made considerable progress on many core elements of the previous CCCTB proposal, they were unable to reach a final agreement.
Madam President, I agree with most of the speakers so far that Montenegro has made considerable progress towards EU integration despite a poor starting position.
The Council made considerable progress regarding the Community legal framework in connection with the liberalization of the telecommunications market on 1 January 1998, by.
Fortunately, all these years, an increasing number of domestic automobile factories in this area has made considerable progress, more and more China-made engines and transmissions used in domestic vehicles on.
Serbia made considerable progress towards fulfilling the political criteria set by the Copenhagen European Council and the Stabilisation and Association Process requirements.
On 25 October, the Commission adopted a report on Romania's progress in the area of competition policy[364],finding that Romania had made considerable progress in the enforcement of competition rules, notably in the area of state aid control.
Our education made considerable progress when becoming a professor was proclaimed as a duty and tens of thousand of youths chose to teach or whatever was most necessary for our society.
For this reason, I believe,we have actually made considerable progress in the last two years in view of the decisions made since the Treaties of Amsterdam and Nice and, in particular, those made at Cologne and subsequent summits.