Examples of using Progress will be made in English and their translations into Russian
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After several attempts, progress will be made here as well.
Progress will be made on establishing better conditions for trade for developing countries.
We trust that real progress will be made during this session.
The Special Committee expresses the hope that also with regard to this question, tangible progress will be made in the respective negotiations.
We trust real progress will be made during this session.
In resolution 889(1993),the Council reaffirmed its expectation that rapid progress will be made in achieving an agreement.
We hope that progress will be made on this issue during this session.
The report concludes with a brief outline of the transformative agenda andthe areas in which it is anticipated that progress will be made.
An initial report on progress will be made by November 2010.
These United States actions have made a direct contribution to reducing the nuclear threat, andwe are firmly convinced that further step-by-step progress will be made.
We hope that further progress will be made at the next meeting of the Preparatory Committee.
We take it that the Guatemalans themselves will consider why this important step forward was not achieved at that time, andwe trust that further progress will be made in the long run.
I strongly hope that further progress will be made on IMS architecture at the meeting of experts.
Progress will be made when the formula for Council reform is such that it is acceptable to the wide majority of countries, including those that have a particular interest in reform.
I am however confident that under your leadership progress will be made towards the settlement of these pending issues.
We welcome the positive bilateral steps that have been taken to decommission part of the nuclear arsenal of those countries with the largest such arsenals and we hope that progress will be made towards genuine nuclear disarmament.
We hope that progress will be made with the other parties to the bilateral negotiations as well.
During the organizational session of the Disarmament Commission, NAM supported the establishment of Working Group III to deal with the agenda item on practical confidence-building measures in the field of conventional weapons,and hopes that progress will be made on this agenda item.
The Committee trusts that real progress will be made in the coming year in modernizing work processes and procedures.
While we are aware of the concerns of certain countries that wish to place reconditions on the start of the FMCT negotiations,surely the three years of doldrums are sufficient for us to realize that absolutely no progress will be made unless we agree to begin? Mr. Hayashi.
Ukraine is also hopeful that progress will be made on the Israeli-Syrian and Israeli-Lebanese tracks of the negotiations.
Without the participation of individuals in the implementation of programmes and without the establishment of effective organizations of the rural poor that act as countervailing forces to vested interests,it is unlikely that much progress will be made in increasing access by the poor to productive resources.
On the basis of such work in specific areas, progress will be made towards overall standardization of safety management systems.
Further progress will be made through an enhancement to iCMS project 1(the global data warehouse), with a view to supporting the fundamental operational needs of integrated global management, and through project 3, on global documentation management.
In this respect,we wish to reaffirm our support for the peace process and our hope that progress will be made urgently towards achieving the goals defined in the various accords that led to the setting up of the process.
It is also hoped that progress will be made in achieving the priority goal of reducing organized crime, particularly illicit drug-trafficking and the more subtle forms of international crime, such as the illicit trafficking in persons.
While the talks are currently stalled over the concrete framework ofverification of nuclear programmes, it is hoped that more concrete progress will be made in the near future, as positive developments on this front can pave the way to improvements in human rights.
Bolivia hopes also that further progress will be made in the negotiations on the chemical weapons Convention so that it may soon be possible for it to enter into force.
Spain has taken note of the denunciation by the United States of America of the ABM Treaty and the establishment between the United States and the Russian Federation of a new strategic framework under the Moscow Agreement,and hopes that progress will be made both in terms of stockpile reduction and in terms of verification, transparency and irreversibility.
One area in which it is hoped that progress will be made is in the restoration of the administrative system governing civil service practice.