Examples of using Progress should in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Progress should be monitored daily.
But this little bit of progress shouldn't be enough.
Progress should be regularly evaluated and reviewed.
So you think Ethan's progress should be allowed to continue?
This progress should be maintained and continued, priority being given to the inventory of« secure items».
All Member States agree that progress should be market driven.
Maybe progress should lose for once.
So all these old ideas which are just curbing our progress should be given up.
However, progress should be a matter of commitment rather than brinkmanship.
Political decisions should be detailed and explained, progress should be documented.
Technical progress should not overburden us but rather simplify our lives.
To ensure that these conditions can continue to be met, progress should be made as a matter of priority in three areas.
Such progress should definitely be rewarded with further EU trade policy incentives.
Implementing Johannesburg and achieving further progress should be a concern we share- across borders.
This remarkable progress should not, however, make us lose sight of a major imperative: safety.
Some positive steps are noticeable in countries which received a country specific recommendation, but progress should be monitored.
Long-term studies in progress should further our knowledge of the risk/benefit analysis.
Progress should be reported to the European Council as an important example of environmental integration.
Accordingly, the requirement of social progress should start by requiring progress in each in itself.
Steady progress should be secured with timely implementation of all the obligations taken by the parties to the agreement.
The Commission is ready to support the launch of such negotiations,but believes that any progress should be conditional on increased cooperation between the Croatian Government and the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.
Such progress should enable the objective set by the European Commission- that of securing at least 150 000 work placements by 2013- to be achieved.
The development of risk capital should be regularly reviewed via a benchmarking process and progress should be assessed in the framework of the Broad Economic Policy Guidelines and the Employment Guidelines.
Amendment no. 43(PROGRESS should also operate at transnational level): see Article 9, paragraph 1, introductory part.
That said, this economic progress should not blind us to the numerous challenges Brazil faces.
This progress should be based primarily on increasing the effectiveness of the Europe Agreements, constitute an essential factor in the general pre-accession strategy for the associated countries and result in the introduction of total cumulation.
Moreover, the European Council considered that substantial progress should be made at its Vienna meeting on the key ele ments of the package so that political agreement can be reached on the package as a whole no later than March 1999.
This recent progress should be followed up by a reexamination of the Community provisions on forest seeds and seedlings, in force since 1968, with a view to improving them so as to provide a surer guarantee of phenotypic and genotypic quality and of the origin of the seedlings used by foresters.
Amendment no. 46(PROGRESS should also operate at transnational level): see Article 9, paragraph 1, point(b), indent 1.
But your progress should go on, you should progress more and more, not you should not regress back.