Examples of using Will make progress in English and their translations into Russian
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I am fully confident that we will make progress.
We will make progress, but we are also prepared for setbacks.
I am confident that,under your able leadership, we will make progress towards achieving our common goals.
Honduras would like to see world nuclear disarmament, and we hope that all the efforts made in different forums,particularly here, will make progress.
Nonetheless, we will make progress when you assist us, and we thank you.
I am certain that, under your able guidance, the General Assembly will make progress in the various areas of its agenda.
You will make progress in English and improve your career prospects as well as learn about different cultures, meet new friends and have a wonderful time.
All parties hope that the Conference will make progress and hope that this progress will be given impetus.
It is through solidarity with youth, older persons and persons with disabilities that societies will make progress in achieving social integration.
With this in mind,we know that we will make progress when you step into the big shoes of co-creativity with us.
See the reality, the logical reality which is at the heart of what Vartan Oskanian was saying:that if you make progress on one, you will make progress on the other one.
It is, therefore, my deepest hope that we will make progress towards achieving peace in accordance with our religion and the Qur'an.
I expect that theSyrian Arab Republic and Lebanon, in the context of a resolution of the current political crisis in Lebanon, will make progress towards a bilateral agreement on these elements.
It is expected that the group will make progress on the critical issues to be addressed and will hear concrete ideas and proposals on how to move forward.
We hope that General Assembly resolutions and the forthcoming meeting of the Group of 20 will make progress in this direction because-- I insist-- resignation is not an option.
In fact, by supporting the indefinite extension of the NPT, non-nuclear States committed themselves for ever to non-possession of nuclear weapons,with the expectation that those States that have such weapons will make progress in nuclear disarmament.
We are sure that, under their wise guidance, we will make progress towards our goal of revitalizing this multilateral forum.
I assure you, Sir, of this delegation's constructive support in the work of this Committee,which we are confident will concentrate on considering specific proposals that will make progress in international cooperation on this subject possible.
We are confident that under your leadership, the Disarmament Commission will make progress in its deliberations on the two substantive items on our agenda, whose consideration began in the 2000 session.
Mr. Borodavkin(Russian Federation)(spoke in Russian): Madam President, since this is the first time that I have spoken at the Conference under your leadership, allow me to congratulate you on your assumption of this important post and express the hope that, under your guidance,the Conference will make progress in fulfilling its mandate.
I just know that things will get even better, that we will make progress and that she will develop at home intellectually, as a person.
In our opinion, we will make progress to the extent that we remain committed to building consensus and do not force or impose agreements on highly controversial pending issues by favouring the views of some at the expense of the legitimate security concerns of others.
I just know that things will get even better, that we will make progress and that she will develop at home, intellectually, as a person.
The purpose of these regional gatherings is to identify challenges and best practices and to spur the creation of local networks and capabilities and of forums for dialogue that bring together civil society, Governments and businesses so thatthey may discover common foundations that will make progress on the uptake of the Guiding Principles possible.
My delegation is confident that, under his able stewardship, the General Assembly will make progress on many issues scheduled for discussion during the current session.
As we have witnessed on various occasions during the current session of the General Assembly, most countries, in speaking about the nuclear issue, welcome the recent agreement between the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and the United States andexpress the hope that the Six-Party Talks will make progress.
We encourage the direct Israeli-Palestinian ministerial dialogue now under way, andwe hope that the parties will make progress that can materially improve the daily lives of the Palestinians.
It is hoped that in the future Vietnamese space technology will make progress in its development, achieve the overall regional level of development and effectively serve the socio-economic development of the country, thus improving living standards, environmental and resource management and national defence and security.
Spain trusts that with the assistance of the Secretary-General's Personal Envoy andthe support of friendly nations, all parties will make progress and that the direct negotiations that have already been initiated will culminate in an agreement.
In that connection, we welcome the convening of the first meeting of experts from States parties to the BWC in Geneva in August 2003 and express our hope that the first annual meeting of the States parties,to be convened in Geneva in November 2003, will make progress in our efforts to strengthen the Biological Weapons Convention.