Examples of using Progress may in English and their translations into Russian
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Therefore, in this regard only some progress may be recognized.
Such progress may lead to considerable changes in the LUCF projections.
I have reached the tentative conclusion that some progress may be possible.
Progress may be marked but may fall short of the target.
A report on results or on progress may be made to the nineteenth ICLS in 2011.
Progress may be modest, but the Conference cannot afford to remain inactive.
It was considered worthwhile to adopt a pragmatic step-by step approach, even if progress may be slow.
This progress may be reversed in the wake of the recent global financial turmoil.
Contacts with the Permanent Mission lead him to hope that progress may be made in this respect.
Progress may be modest, but the Conference cannot afford to remain inactive.
From these perspectives, structural progress may be measured both as a process and as a set of outcomes.
Progress may be slow in the fight for justice for the descendants of slaves, but we must not give up.
You will be amazed at the difference in how you feel, progress may be slow, but it will happen, and it will keep.
Progress may be slow, but nevertheless we are overcoming the last obstacles that stand between Disclosure and us.
The present report therefore uses this framework as a baseline from which progress may be measured.
However, such legislative progress may be dependent upon success in promotional activities, as mentioned above.
As at March 2003, the treaties enjoyed almost universal adherence, and more progress may be expected.
Although progress has been made in that direction, that progress may still be reversed under the pressure of external developments.
The greatest progress may have been achieved on reproductive health, which has an extremely important place in the Programme.
But whereas the patent system has uniform criteria to judge patent applications,the pattern of technical progress may vary significantly in different fields.
Progress may be attributable to the gradual absorption of advice provided to staff and to increased attention to evaluation by managers.
In some cases, after a certain level of achievement has been reached, further progress may become more difficult owing to the increasing costs of addressing deeper structural bottlenecks.
Notable progress may be measured in the number of United Nations personnel who have undergone the revised"Basic security in the field" training.
The programme is offered to those who are considered able to gain a foothold in the labour market after closer and more binding follow-up,even when their progress may be relatively slow and uncertain.
Global demands and technological progress may increase the pressure to expand the use of natural resources in remote regions, such as the Arctic.
By mitigating the economic effects of government interventions designed to promote ecologically sustainable activities,efficiency-improving technological progress may make the imposition of these interventions more palatable, and more likely to be implemented.
This gives rise to hope that similar progress may be achieved in the Middle East where efforts towards a political settlement are beginning to bear fruit.
While welcoming the reforms made to raise gender awareness andpromote women's rights in Kazakhstan- a country that could apparently be seen as a role model to various others in the region- the Special Rapporteur trusts that further progress may be achieved through close cooperation between UNIFEM, the National Commission on Family and Women and competent NGOs.
This progress may also be a significant step towards the formulation of a permanent constitution, which would lead to the establishment of a democratic and a united State free of racial discrimination.
The organizers do not rule out that this stage will bring new names project- students in the project whose progress may not be as visible and obvious as, for example, Dmitry Balandin, who became the first torchbearer.