Examples of using Progress would in English and their translations into Russian
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Talking about progress would be blatant hypocrisy.
Prince Albert of Monaco has appreciated our country's efforts to develop,saying that he hoped that our progress would continue.
Progress would be evaluated on an annual basis.
Proper evaluation of progress would bring greater success.
Such progress would not have been possible without the support of Member States.
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Without their assistance, our progress would have been much more difficult.
That progress would not have been possible without the continued support and cooperation of the international community.
One could argue that the progress would have been achieved anyway.
Such progress would not have been possible without guidelines from the United Nations and its agencies.
In more normal circumstances your progress would have been a lot slower.
Future progress would very much depend on the availability of resources.
Nevertheless, it was hoped that some progress would be achieved.
She hoped that progress would be made during the next reporting period.
If consensus could be reached about that article,considerable progress would have been made.
At the same time, tangible progress would ultimately depend on political will.
Progress would depend not only on the efforts of members of the Committee, but other Member States, particularly the administering Powers.
While the Mission should be fully ready to support the scheduled disarmament, demobilization andreintegration activities, progress would depend on developments on the ground.
Structural progress would have taken place, vulnerability would be lower.
Mr. Tupouniua(Tonga) said that although his Government had achieved some success in advancing human rights,further progress would depend on genuine, durable partnerships with developed States.
It underlined that progress would also depend on Rwanda's continued openness to the repatriation of ex-FAR/Interahamwe fighters.
She stressed thatthe Global Programme of Action Coordination Office could play a catalytic, facilitating role in future implementation but that progress would depend on the sustained determination of national Governments.
The progress would not have been possible without your leadership and the steady commitment of our friends in the international community, but much remains to be done.
In addition to the development of industrial and free zones andsignificant improvements in public infrastructure, future progress would depend on a more rapid pace of institutional and fiscal reforms on the part of the Palestinian Authority.
Of course, such progress would not have been possible without the contribution and solidarity of the international organizations and friendly countries that supported such initiatives to help vulnerable children.
The Assistant Secretary-General for Political Affairs, Tayé-Brook Zerihoun, mentioned in his briefing that progress would depend on the sustained political will of national stakeholders and a spirit of compromise and genuine inclusion.
Future progress would depend on adequate resources and the continuation of genuine and durable partnerships with other States, international organizations and nongovernmental organizations.
Iraq also continues to believe that the study by governmental experts on the application of confidence-building measures in outer space(A/48/305) contains many ideas and proposals whose adoption anddevelopment consistent with scientific and technical progress would promote confidence-building measures and lead to greater international cooperation for the benefit of humankind and the prevention of an arms race in outer space.
This progress would not have been possible without significant deployment of troops and maritime assets, involving substantial resources, and based on the strong commitment of the Council and troop-contributing countries.
There was the view expressed that the study by governmental experts on the application of confidence-building measures in outer space(A/48/305) contained many ideas and proposals whose adoption anddevelopment consistent with scientific and technical progress would promote confidence-building measures and lead to greater international cooperation for the benefit of humankind and the prevention of an arms race in outer space.
Future progress would not merely be the responsibility of ministries; all actors in charge of finance, education, environment, political and social affairs would have to be an integral part of the solution.