Examples of using Represents progress in English and their translations into Romanian
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I think this represents progress.
This represents progress for all parties involved.
Listen, Mr Hellman,the railroad represents progress.
The automobile represents progress, in the most profound sense of the word.
I therefore believe that the Treaty of Lisbon represents progress.
Overall, the report represents progress towards a modern energy mix.
More than 7 800 representatives of the people have found that the Treaty is good and that it represents progress.
The report should have been even stronger, but it represents progress in the debate on this subject.
This represents progress, albeit technological progress, sneaking its way into the small town of Hillsboro.
The recast of the ETD undoubtedly represents progress compared with the initial version.
This represents progress, for which we have also received praise from the EU ombudsman, who is working on this.
The progress of any individual country on its journey towards the EU represents progress for the whole of the Balkans.
The new regulation represents progress both on policy content and delivery for both pillars.
(IT) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I am in favour of the European Union acceding to the European Conventionon Human Rights because, as clearly summed up by the Atondo report, it represents progress in the process of European integration.
That represents progress towards the continuation of occupational pensions, although it is by no means a guarantee.
I also believe that the adoption in March 2010 of a five-year strategy represents progress in terms of its actions and improvements to future work.
This represents progress, as citizens are still too far removed from Europe and it is difficult to involve them in policy development.
The EESC notes that the social clause negotiated by the European social partners andinserted into the FPAs represents progress on recognising the rights of local workers and the true value of their work.
I believe that it represents progress for the security of our democracy and that it can also make a valuable contribution to culture.
The overall objective is an inclusive society, not a new form of ethnic segregation:any progress which can be achieved in the area of Roma inclusion represents progress too in the inclusion of all ethnic minorities in the EU and vice-versa.
The Commission's communication undoubtedly represents progress since, for the first time, the EU is proposing to put in place a policy to govern its actions in criminal matters.
As regards efforts to reduce the impact of aviation emissions on climate change,the EU considers that the resolution adopted by the assembly on this subject represents progress, but is not fully satisfactory, as the EU had advocated more ambitious global goals and actions in this field.
It represents progress compared to the past, where we had completely different institutions to deal with what is, in fact, a very important common interest- namely the defence of European values in the world.
When there is an agreement- an agreement that anyhow represents progress compared to the previous situation- it is not helpful to speak about ideal solutions that you very well know will not come into effect.
I voted in favour of this recommendation as it represents progress towards full and reciprocal exemption from visa requirements during short stays for holders of diplomatic, service or official passports between the EU and Brazil.
(IT) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,acceding to the European Convention undoubtedly represents progress in the process of political integration of the European Union, whose system of protection for fundamental rights is supplemented and strengthened by the integration of the Charter of Fundamental Rights in its primary law.
(c) setting an example and representing progress compared with the current situation.
An intergovernmental step might represent progress, but we would rather move more quickly in an intergovernmental stride.
VoxEurop: Does the General Data Protection Regulation(GDPR),which enters into force on 25 May, represent progress in returning autonomy to internet users or is it just another restriction on use of the internet by platforms and users?
In common with the majority of those in this Chamber,I agree that a register will represent progress in terms of the transparency of the legislative procedure, but in my opinion this is only a first step.