Examples of using Such progress in English and their translations into Russian
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Such progress should be lauded.
One wonders how such progress can be overlooked.
Such progress was an example to be followed by others.
For many of those countries, such progress is encouraging.
All such progress is of the highest value.
Good governance is essential for spurring such progress.
However, such progress had not been uniform.
Professor, humanity is not prepared for such progress, and you know it.
He has made such progress under Mr. Milbarge's… Tutelage.
The growth in opportunities for decent work andemployment would promote such progress.
Such progress depended primarily on political will.
In spite of many expected challenges, such progress has continued apace.
Such progress has been possible on account of several factors.
The presentation just made by Mr. Evans highlights that such progress can be made.
Such progress reaffirmed the supremacy of the human spirit.
The expected outcome of the session will be the identification of key messages on such progress.
Such progress cannot be achieved without the United Nations.
The legal, financial and institutional frameworks necessary for such progress had already been established.
And that such progress should be communicated to the public.
After all without our video projects there would be no such progress not only in Kamchatka but also in Russia in general.
Such progress may lead to considerable changes in the LUCF projections.
Decision 25/CP.8 requested Annex I Parties to submit a report on such progress by 1 January 2006.
Such progress would not have been possible without the support of Member States.
FAO will report on such progress at the twenty-fifth session of COFI.
Such progress is remarkable, given the fact that the CTBT was adopted barely a month ago.
The continuing failure to achieve such progress threatened the sustainability of the non-proliferation and disarmament regime.
Any such progress will need to take account of the legitimate security needs of all regional States.
Information on such progress will be included in the report on the consultations.
Without such progress, technical measures in the nuclear area or on other security problems will hardly be given serious thought.
However, despite such progress, many other orphans throughout the country remain unregistered.