Examples of using Progress should in English and their translations into Russian
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Such progress should be lauded.
The Bureau cautioned that any framework for monitoring the progress should be kept simple and strategic.
Progress should be monitored annually.
They were no less convinced that economic progress should go hand in hand with the reduction of social inequities.
Progress should be stimulated, not repudiated.
We are all united in the belief that progress should make life more comfortable, versatile and aesthetically rich.
Progress should be measured in terms of conferences, meetings and posts.
The efforts of the United Nations in promoting economic and social progress should concentrate on helping countries and people help themselves.
Social progress should accompany technological progress. .
Mr. Muita(Kenya), speaking on behalf of the Group of African States, said that,in the area of sustainable development, environmental progress should complement economic and social progress. .
And that such progress should be communicated to the public.
There was still no integrated plan linking spend to deliverables,making it difficult to judge what progress should have been achieved for the investment to date.
This progress should be pursued in order to consolidate democratic transition.
The programme of work did not, however, characterize how much progress should be achieved, or how the outcomes among the four core issue areas should be balanced.
The progress should be carried out gradually, over all the levels, and without any omissions.
Argentina strongly supports the initiatives of the Quartet to that end and agrees that progress should be made simultaneously in the political, economic, humanitarian and security tracks.
Such progress should reflect the linkages between mitigation, adaptation and means of implementation.
As mortality and fertility rates decline in countries with a transitional age structure, continued progress should be encouraged with full scaling-up of such programs and services to make them universally available.
Assessing progress should be based on the internationally recognized goal of eliminating violence against women.
When the Special Rapporteur pointed out that the scant progress made had invariably been reported(see paras. 15, 187, 209 and 251, among others, of the first report and paras. 30, 46, 51, 63, 87 and 131 of the second),he was told that progress should be evaluated not in relation to the previous year but in respect of the situation prior to April 1990, when the transition to democracy had begun.
Greater progress should have been achieved in determining the implications and consequences of withdrawal from the Treaty.
In the 12-month report, partial progress should be noted for context and to highlight areas that need to be addressed.
Progress should be reviewed periodically and operations downsized in proportion to the progress made.
The human rights approach means that progress should be monitored and Governments held accountable if they do not take adequate action.
That progress should inspire hope as we continue to work towards the Millennium Development Goals.
Long-term policies were important, but progress should be measured by the small actions that brought daily improvements to people's lives.
Progress should be sought wherever and whenever possible- and its pace should be determined by conditions prevailing in the region.
Any quality concerns orslower than expected progress should be discussed by the project board and management actions agreed to address the issues identified.
Faster progress should also be made under the agendas on aid effectiveness adopted at the high-level forums held in Rome, Paris and Accra.
There is also widespread agreement that this progress should be registered in the form of legal commitments-- binding obligations that advance the rule of law in disarmament.