Examples of using Progress could in English and their translations into Russian
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Progress could only be achieved through an evidence-based approach.
As such, it was a measure where progress could be achieved relatively quickly.
Progress could be made only if a specific timetable was set for reaching a final settlement.
Their implementation is under way but progress could be more rapid and consistent.
Progress could be achieved only if countries paid due attention to all aspects of social development.
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Participants nonetheless reiterated that progress could only be achieved with the active cooperation of the administering Powers.
Progress could be made by devising rehabilitation programmes for the victims, training personnel and strengthening cooperation in society.
If Governments and the international community honoured theirobligations in that regard, substantial progress could be made before the end of the century.
The progress could take the form of measures being taken or actual improvements in the status of the issues being addressed.
As the country's economic reform process evolved, it became clear that further progress could be achieved with a better-equipped public service sector.
Such considerable progress could be attributed to free access to primary and higher education, without discrimination.
The European Union regretted that it had not been possible to reach agreement on that issue andhoped that further progress could be achieved at the sixtieth session of the General Assembly.
One way of demonstrating progress could be to use a simple“traffic light” scheme or a similar visual representation.
The adoption by consensus of the Final Document of the 2000 Conference(NPT/CONF.2000/28(Parts I andII)) had demonstrated that progress could be achieved if there was sufficient political will.
It was India's firm view that progress could only be made in an atmosphere free of terrorism and violence or threats to use them.
While overall comparisons may be of limited use, benchmarking on specific issues may serve to determine strengths and weaknesses andidentify areas where progress could yield higher benefits.
It was noted that further progress could be achieved with respect to the face-to-face training programmes conducted in The Hague and the regional courses.
Another general conclusion was that implementation was very challenging but that progress could be made through a long-term commitment from all relevant levels of society.
Progress could be achieved through helping one another constructively rather than applying methods that did not help to make a difference on the ground.
It was clear that they did not and that progress could only be made through bilateral negotiations, as at the Sharm el-Sheikh and Annapolis meetings.
Progress could only be achieved by keeping in mind the language of consensus achieved on that subject at the Vienna World Conference on Human Rights.
This implies that technological progress could be interpreted to be included in the advancement of the machines, equipment and other types of fixed capital.
Progress could only be achieved by discussing the objectives of all sides, which would allow the IGC to reach a common understanding of the objectives and the core issues in relation to TCEs.
The report demonstrated that rapid progress could be made if attention was focused on specific issues and the discussions were constructive.
Such progress could be monitored if appropriate data were available; it was therefore crucial to have access to data disaggregated by gender and by ethnicity.
His Department considered, however,that further progress could only be made if a way were found of reserving conference-servicing capacities specifically for those activities.
No real progress could be made without peace, but as the Committee had seen from the documentary, women were already mobilizing against violence.
He was sure that substantive progress could be achieved at the current part of the resumed session and looked forward to working with all delegations to that end.
Significant progress could be achieved only by taking innovative measures, since the standard method of work had clearly not yielded significant results.
Noting that progress could be achieved in the elimination of violence against women, the organization recommended the establishment of a programme for the rehabilitation of victims.