Examples of using Progress was reported in English and their translations into Russian
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Progress was reported in relation to the collection of data on ATS.
Its 12 targets were monitored quarterly, and progress was reported to the Government.
Progress was reported with regard to the performance of almost all facility systems.
The number in sub-Saharan Africa increased by 50 per cent during 1996-1998, and significant progress was reported in several countries of the Central and Eastern Europe, CIS and Baltic States region.
No progress was reported in the implementation of the terms of reference of the SRAP.
The Executive Committee at its fiftysecond meeting had decided to write a letter to the Government of Libya at the highest appropriate level indicating that it would cancel the project if no progress was reported at its next meeting on establishment of a plan for the sustainability of the facility, including the selection of a host for the facility and a business plan from that host to ensure the facility's sustainability.
Significant progress was reported in Sanaa and Ta'izz, where the armed confrontations have come to an end.
Progress was reported in the talks but the process came to an end due to the Turkish invasion in the summer of 1974.
Substantive progress was reported in meeting most of the targets.
Progress was reported to have been made in the federation process, with cantonal formation appearing to be moving smoothly.
No information on progress was reported on American Samoa joining the Forum as an associate member in 2007.
No progress was reported as Iraq continued to refuse cooperation with the High-level Coordinator and affirmed his impartiality.
Considerable progress was reported in achieving the targets included in chapter 19 of Agenda 21.
Progress was reported on the environmentally responsible elimination of remaining substances under annex I, including their safe transport.
In this regard, progress was reported in the mutual recognition of university diplomas, while other areas, such as Customs, would require further work.
Progress was reported in the implementation of the WMO Plan of Action for the Decade, involving both the Organization's regular programmes and additional special projects.
For the 1998 Conference, progress was reported in several subject areas, implying agreement of joint data collection by international organizations.
Limited progress was reported in the private sector engagement to address poverty and inequality and in the reduction of gender-based segregation in the labour market.
However, less progress was reported for countries outside the European Union and for basins shared between European Union and other States.
Although some progress was reported in the year 2000, much remained to be done to establish the truth regarding the fate and whereabouts of the disappeared persons.
Progress was reported with regard to the 12th, 13th, 15th and Millennium Supplements, as well as with regard to the placement of advance versions of various chapters on the Internet.
Far less progress was reported at the community level, and very few country office reports indicate a focus on preventing the marginalization of people living with AIDS.
Third, significant progress was reported in the long-running effort to transform the damaged Chernobyl reactor into a stable and environmentally safe site see paras. 54-58, below.
Significant progress was reported in Customs reform and trade facilitation, including the preparation and approval of new legislation in a number of countries and progress towards the implementation of a single payment window.
No progress was reported on the package of confidence-building measures, which would have included a limited telephone and personal mail service between the"27 February" camp in Tindouf and the Territory, despite an agreement reached by UNHCR and the parties.
Much of this progress was reported to the June 2008 meeting of the Standing Committee on Victim Assistance and Socio-Economic Reintegration with 18 of the then 26 relevant States Parties having provided updates on the application of relevant provisions of the Nairobi Action Plan.
Progress was reported by a number of speakers in the development of shared regional databases on drug trafficking organizations and individual drug traffickers, bilateral cooperation in the investigation and dismantling of drug trafficking groups( in particular illicit manufacturers of amphetamine-type stimulants operating in Europe and East and South-East Asia) and the sharing of signature analysis results to identify common trafficking elements in the manufacture and distribution of illicit drugs.
In Africa, progress is reported with improvements in farming techniques.
In some cases, progress is reported in the promotion of cultural heritage and diversity-- for example, by offering education in a student's mother tongue.
The length of progress reports in the United Nations system tends to be in inverse proportion to the progress being reported.