Examples of using Which progress in English and their translations into Russian
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Lastly, the way in which progress was evaluated was changing.
Transparency and confidence-building measures are another area in which progress should be possible.
A baseline against which progress and success could be measured;
The Committee should devote particular attention to issues on which progress was possible.
This is an issue on which progress can and should be made in the period immediately ahead.
Was there recognition of communities in which progress has been made?
One particular area in which progress was needed was the production of statistical information.
They will also provide a baseline against which progress can be measured.
Yet it operates in a field in which progress depends on the contributions and choices of a great diversity of actors from all walks of life.
In the present report, I have resisted the temptation to include all areas in which progress is important or desirable.
The baseline year against which progress of impact indicators will be measured is 2008.
It stressed that volunteering was embedded in almost every culture, albeit in different ways andit pointed to four areas in which progress had been achieved.
Baseline data against which progress can be measured.
These results owe much to the heavy investments that have been made by theUnited Nations system and its government partners, without which progress would have been difficult.
Mr. Gallon outlined five areas in which progress was needed as a matter of urgency.
The majority of entries concerned support forpublic sector efficiency and improved economic management(SAS1), for which progress averaged 70 per cent.
The report sets a baseline against which progress can be measured in the future.
It leads to a future in which progress in social development built up over generations will be reversed and the poorest 40 per cent of the world's citizens consigned to even greater poverty and diminished opportunity.
Establishment of baseline data against which progress can be measured is important.
Both officials acknowledged that Latvian and German bilateral relations were excellent,especially in the ongoing promotion project of dual vocational education where Germany played an important role and which progressed very actively.
Delegations highlighted particular areas in which progress in implementation of the Platform for Action had been made.
Implementation of MDGs and CDF goals requires an effective monitoring system, which will allow us to compare the attained results with the established goals,thus revealing areas in which progress is at a desirable level, is slowing down, or is non-existent.
During the meeting, cooperation in the area of military andsecurity was discussed, which progressed really successfully in the light of the decisions made at the NATO Summit in Wales, by enjoying the strong political support from the USA as well.
With a view to assisting Parties to achieve a substantive outcome at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Durban, South Africa, on all the issues under the AWG-KP,the Chair wishes to highlight some issues for which progress in Panama City would be helpful to Parties.
The second goal is to create a very tight control structure in which progress, time and money are accounted for on a two weekly basis.
Bearing in mind the crucial contribution which progress in the field of disarmament, arms control, non-proliferation, transparency in arms transfers and confidence-building measures can make to the maintenance of international peace and security, Russia pp 7.
Secondly, we must keep working with determination on the tough issues on which progress is urgent but has not yet been achieved.
Armenia reiterates its position, according to which progress in the negotiations for the peaceful settlement of the Nagorno Karabakh issue depends, inter alia, on the establishment of tolerance and restraint from hate propaganda.
The Council reaffirms the critical importance of IAEA safeguards in the implementation of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons and the contribution which progress in non-proliferation makes to the maintenance of international peace and security.
It leads to a future in which progress in social development, i.e., in health care, nutrition, education and other areas, built up over generations will be reversed and the poorest 40 per cent of the world's citizens consigned to even greater poverty and diminished opportunity.