Examples of using Tangible progress in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Tangible progress.
We look forward to seeing tangible progress on this score.
Tangible progress, can you believe it?
The message for the French Presidency is that we want tangible progress.
Tangible progress is the exception and not the rule.
The Commission andthe Council must remain vigilant and insistent on tangible progress.
Making tangible progress on implementing the financial market reform agenda.
Albania is certainly a country which has made tangible progress in the context of the reform process.
Achieving tangible progress in promoting equal opportunities between men and women;
It is only through engaging both sides in constructive dialogue that tangible progress on this issue can be made.
There has been tangible progress, but the problems- and the challenges- are still enormous.
Such action would clearly demonstrate the EU's determination to make real and tangible progress on this all-important issue.
Tangible progress is essential to the credibility of Europe's various multi-annual strategies.
Disappointingly, however, there has been little tangible progress on the nomination of judges to the Constitutional Court.
Tangible progress is required, on strengthening the rule of law and on electoral reform in particular.
The remaining EU restrictions will remain in force until further tangible progress is made with democratic reforms in Zimbabwe.
Six years later, little tangible progress has been made because the US has dragged its feet at every opportunity.
As soon as a credible road map has been adopted,the EU will gradually resume its development cooperation in the light of tangible progress.
The tangible progress achieved in the past year against illegal fishing in the North Atlantic is very encouraging.
This is another area where the public interest demands that tangible progress be made, especially towards creating social Europe.
Tangible progress has been made since the Orange Revolution, but may be wasted if it is not further pursued.
Expresses deep concern on the lack of tangible progress in the promised transition towards a legitimate civilian government.
Firstly, we are prepared to support the efforts of the SADC and the African Union, andwe expect to see tangible progress in the next two weeks.
I feel we have achieved tangible progress as regards these two services and that its impact should be felt in 2007 and 2008.
I also hope that this public signing will underline that we intend to go on working with vigour anddedication to achieve tangible progress for our citizens.
As for religious freedom, tangible progress is urgently needed, in particular following the tragic incidents earlier this year.
This rather grandiose title covers the efforts of the European Council to achieve tangible progress that is also measurable by individual citizens.
There will be no tangible progress in European integration if the Community does not speak clearly to the outside world with strength, courage and magnanimity.
This Directive is a good example of how the institutions of the EU, cooperating constructively and efficiently,can achieve tangible progress to the benefit of our citizens.
It is important that new initiatives are taken and that tangible progress is still achieved before the Commission presents its report on 8 November.