Examples of using Progress would in English and their translations into Slovak
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The progress would be exponential.
Progress would be expected after 2 to 3 sessions.
And that progress would be?
Progress would be expected after two to three sessions.
Without them our progress would be very slow.
Progress would be monitored through agreed partial targets as well as intermediary targets.
Without it, mankind's progress would have been slower.
Such progress would benefit the world economy and inject new momentum into the DDA negotiations more broadly.
Policy option 2: Substantial but possibly uneven progress would be expected by 2014.
Human progress would not be obstructed anymore.
If he could stop being in love with his ego andstart being in love with his Overself, his progress would be rapid.
Without her help, progress would have been very slow.
Things would justbe restored back to the Destruction stage's standard, and no progress would be made.
Technical progress would be unattainable and unnecessarily complicated.
The regulation of working time has traditionally pursued health and safety objectives,and reforms have often assumed that technical progress would inevitably lead to more time for leisure.
Regarding the cost issue, the most significant progress would of course come from the adoption of the Community patent.37.
Such progress would be equally vital in the framework of the negotiations on the transport chapter as part of the accession negotiations with Turkey.
Hungary ranks very low on many indicators measuring the transparency and quality of public administration,where progress would also help in improving the stability of the institutional and policy environment.
Economic progress would have accompanied the development of science and technology, creating a comfortable and pleasant living environment.
If this option is selected, no further elements, be they content or procedures,would be introduced into the current policy and legislative framework, but progress would continue under the current instruments and initiatives.
Tangible political progress would allow the EU to move forward on issues such as debt relief and further assistance to economic diversification.
No change from the status quo: while the current trend towards smoke-free environments in theMember States would probably continue, progress would be patchy and this could be expected to be the least effective policy option.
Key indicators to assess progress would include health, education, environment, employment, productivity and purchasing power.
Of the three options, the Commission considers that the first, gradually developing the currentapproach, would not be sufficient, notably because progress would continue to be based on voluntary agreement between 27 national regulators which often have different interests.
Consistent progress would entail the formal and effective recognition and integration within UfM water projects of the fundamental ILO conventions linked to decent work.
If there had beenonly one single continuous earth life, his progress would have been brought to an end, he would have been cluttered up by his own past, and he could not have advanced in new directions….
Consistent progress would entail the formal and effective recognition and integration within UfM water projects and the Mediterranean Water Strategy of the fundamental ILO conventions linked to decent work.
Even ifsignificant progress were to be made in respect of all these trade issues, such progress would, in itself, not be sufficient to provide the requisite conditions for genuine"sustainable development", a goal which was, however, expressly recognised by the WHO in the agenda set out at Doha.
Considerable progress would have been made in combating organised crime, and financial crimes, including terrorist financing, in tackling illicit drugs trade and corruption, and in data protection by establishing effective legislation backed by thorough enforcement measures.