Examples of using Made some progress in English and their translations into Slovak
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I cannot say that we have made some progress.
No, just made some progress on a deal.
He struggled for years with this and made some progress.
I think we have made some progress, but not very much.
I came in today because I thought you'd… you would made some progress.
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And here, we have made some progress in Europe.
In fact, it seems that the euro area meeting yesterday andtoday's ECOFIN meeting made some progress.
They had made some progress, but very far from perfection.
Since 2007, when we started our policy in this area, which is crucial on several counts,we have made some progress and achieved some successes.
I hear you have made some progress on the Vincent Tomas situation.
Our auditors concluded that the economicadjustment programmes for Greece had provided short-term financial stability and made some progress on reform possible.
We have made some progress with the agreement that we now have in Parliament.
Of course it is very important for the quality of the CDMs to be high;we discussed this in United Nations conference in Poznań and we made some progress.
Tunisia and Morocco made some progress in the prosecution of perpetrators.
In this special report, we concluded that the economic adjustment programmes agreed for Greece in the wake of the financial crisishad provided short-term financial stability, and made some progress on reform possible.
As we know, Belarus has made some progress but, naturally, much remains to be done.
Spain made some progress on eliminating public‑sector commercial arrears.
As regards the economic criteria, Albania made some progress towards becoming a functioning market economy.
(10) Slovakia made some progress in relation to work-based learning, with a new Act on vocational education and training to enter into force in 2015.
The Commission rightly lists a number of obstacles to voluntary activities andsays that"Member States made some progress on these issues in 2006 when they committed to cooperating on overcoming obstacles(…).
The attendees made some progress toward creating a European Defence Union, which should be welcomed, and toward admitting that the EU's current organisational framework is unsustainable;
Talks with Europe had,“made some progress,” he said, but not enough for additional exemptions from duties.
In 2014, Spain also made some progress on identifying proposals to rationalise healthcare, education, and social spending at regional level, although these were not finally adopted.
In December, the British government and the EU made some progress on Brexit issues, including citizens' rights, the border between EU member Ireland and Britain's Northern Ireland and the divorce bill.
Slovakia made some progress towards reducing the tax wedge for low-paid workers who enter the labour market after long-term unemployment, but the effectiveness of the measures needs to be monitored and assessed.
We should like to point out that Turkey has made some progress, but we repeat that if its accession is to proceed smoothly, it must do as previous accession countries have done: comply with its Convention obligations to the EU as a whole.
Member States made some progress on these issues in 2006 when they committed to cooperating on overcoming obstacles that directly or indirectly impede the mobility of EU citizens for learning or professional development purposes, including volunteering.6 But there is still a lot of work to do.
(5) Bulgaria made some progress in addressing last year's recommendation to make its healthcare spending more efficient, particularly by producing a national health map that will enable medical expenditure to be planned in accordance with territorial criteria and the needs of the population.
We're making some progress on navigation.