Examples of using Progress in this area in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Is there progress in this area?
Progress in this area has until now been very slow.
We hope to see progress in this area.
Any progress in this area will be very positive.
The 1990s saw progress in this area.
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Progress in this area is vital in order to ensure price stability.
There was quite much progress in this area….
Yet, progress in this area is slow.
It is good andimportant for us to make progress in this area.
There has already been good progress in this area and it needs to be intensified.
Without the Reform Treaty, we will not be able to make any progress in this area either.
Progress in this area is of paramount importance for the general advancement of the accession negotiations.
We need and must achieve greater progress in this area.
As a chemist he made some progress in this area will also be to investigate how the polymer molecule is structured.
Progress in this area will require radical changes and investment decisions and behaviour by governments and individual households.
There are millions of people currently suffering from degenerative diseases as a result of a lack of progress in this area.
It is clear that there has been progress in this area, but we have also seen setbacks.
The IMO draft Convention on ship recycling signals some progress in this area.
Further progress in this area requires a greater level of co-ordination on the ground, which is based on the need for strengthening local frameworks.
So I wish to congratulate Slovenia sincerely for progress in this area.
The way to make progress in this area is to enhance their skills, for example, by channelling EU funds more effectively towards policies for young people.
Are national barriers preventing progress in this area as well, or is there an unwillingness on the part of the rail industry to embrace the concept of interoperability?
Reinforced guideline on the gender pay gap,owing to lack of progress in this area.
Other than that, progress in this area can only be expected through the joint application of the appropriate financial instruments and the establishment of a suitable legislative framework.
We are endeavouring to make further progress in this area by the end of the year.
The Commission is thus giving priority to activities which are in progress in this area.
Of course, it is not our intention to prevent progress in this area, but we must ensure that the donation of organs by living donors who do not have a genetic or family connection with the recipient is always voluntary and payment free.