Examples of using Progress in our work in English and their translations into Russian
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For the CD it would be a pity if progress in our work were to stop there.
I am confident that under your able leadership we shall make substantive progress in our work.
Progress in our work is based on its organization and the latter, of course, on the political will of member States.
We are confident that under his leadership we will achieve substantial progress in our work.
I am convinced that your extensive experience andcapabilities will promote progress in our work.
Members can rely on the cooperation of our delegation to make constructive progress in our work as we seek to achieve concrete results as soon as possible.
I am confident that, under his experienced leadership,we will achieve substantive progress in our work.
Furthermore, in order to ensure progress in our work in a constructive direction, the Working Group will benefit greatly from informal consultations to be conducted parallel with its formal meetings.
We pledge to cooperate with you andyour delegation in order to promote progress in our work.
To facilitate progress in our work, I would like to encourage States to undertake such informal consultations as may be appropriatein order to help to resolve issues where differences exist.
Your role anddiplomatic skills are critically important in pursuing further progress in our work.
We considered this important transitional step as confirmation of quality and progress in our work, as well as creation of solid foothold for company's further achievements in Ukraine and in other countries.
I would also like to pay tribute to your tireless efforts during the intersessional period to ensure progress in our work.
I trust that we can reach agreements on these topics that will show the desire to make genuine progress in our work, and that our work will have a direct relationship with those on whose behalf it is done.
The convening of a fourth special session of the GeneralAssembly devoted to disarmament(SSOD-IV) also remains important for progress in our work.
I am looking forward to the meetings we will hold over the next two weeks,during which I hope we can make substantive progress in our work.
Secondly, the only possibility of achieving progress in our work is to adopt a comprehensive and balanced programme of work that will address on an equal footing the four core issues that are on the agenda, that is to say, nuclear disarmament, negative security assurances, the treaty on the prohibition of the production of fissile material and prevention of the arms race in outer space.
I am confident that with your extensive experience and under your able guidance,we will be able to achieve significant progress in our work at this particularly difficult juncture.
I take this opportunity also to express to the members of the Bureau of the Working Group,who have enabled us to make such substantial progress in our work, the very sincere gratitude of the French delegation.
I also take this opportunity to extend our appreciation to your predecessor,Ambassador Sergey Martynov, First Deputy Foreign Minister of Belarus, for his constructive efforts in seeking progress in our work.
You are facing high expectations, at a crucial stage of this year's session, to overcome the present procedural deadlock andto exploit the potential for further progress in our work resulting from the successful conclusion of the 1995 NPT Review and Extension Conference.
The next plenary meeting of the Conference will be held on Thursday, 29 July 1999, at 10 a.m. You may be sure that, during this inter-sessional period, we shall endeavour to keep up the momentum from previous Presidential terms andtry to make the maximum possible progress in our work.
My delegation would encourage you, Mr. President, as current Chairman of the Working Group, to use the prestige and prerogatives of your office, as well as your considerable diplomatic skills and experience, to re-energize the process andto seek further progress in our work on this highly charged question.
I have also seen the deep and broad knowledge you all possess of disarmament issues and the bold efforts made by the various Presidents of the Conference, exploring many possibilities andtaking advantage of all the resources of the imagination available to them to try to achieve real progress in our work.
Mr. KHELIF(Algeria)(spoke in Arabic): Mr. President, as this is the first time that the Algerian delegation has taken the floor under your presidency, the Algerian delegation would like to congratulate you on your assumption of the presidency andto express our support for you in achieving progress in our work.
As one of the countries that will hold the presidency of the Conference in 2011, we are aware of the major challenge we face, and we would like to call on all member States to cooperate and remain flexible so as tomake significant progress in our work this year.
And since I have the floor, I would also like to thank the distinguished representatives of the Russian Federation and China for their presentation on PAROS and their presentation of the compilation of comments and suggestions, because I think that being done with such an anticipation of time for the foreseen discussions on PAROS, that will give us material andan indication that we can progress in our work.