Examples of using Tangible progress in English and their translations into Slovak
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Are you making tangible progress toward your financial goal?
The Commission and the Council must remain vigilant and insistent on tangible progress.
Tangible progress is the exception and not the rule.
Albania is certainly a country which has made tangible progress in the context of the reform process.
Tangible progress is essential to the credibility of Europe's various multi-annual strategies.
The Committee deeply regrets that no tangible progress has been made since ten years.
It represents tangible progress in the development and improvements in audio on the border of physical possibilities.
It proposes pragmatic compromises that could lead to tangible progress within the framework of the current EU Treaties.
Some already tangible progress: the EU is on course to meet or closely approach the targets on education, climate and energy.
But good intentions have not translated into tangible progress and the company has encountered some setbacks.
Among the potential candidate countries referred to in the resolution,I would like to highlight the successful efforts and tangible progress made by Serbia.
Do not even worry, tangible progress will be seen in the near future.
No negotiations on the future relationship between the EU andthe United Kingdom can take place before“tangible progress” on the exit agreement is made.
There has been no tangible progress in establishing functional and sustainable institutions.
EUlevel legislation, policy coordination and funding have brought tangible progress over the past 60 years(see Annex 1).
There has been no tangible progress on Austria's commitment to strengthen the federal competition authority.
I would like to reiterate our strong call to make a tangible progress towards the settlement of the conflict.
I also hope that this public signing will underlinethat we intend to go on working with vigour and dedication to achieve tangible progress for our citizens.
Disappointingly, however, there has been little tangible progress on the nomination of judges to the Constitutional Court.
Tangible progress has been made, but the EU must handle tactfully certain aspects of Belgrade's recent history which weigh heavily on the Serbian people.
While the Union canprovide a framework for coordination at various levels, tangible progress will be achieved only through the significant involvement of participating countries at national level.
Though tangible progress has been made to date towards a fully common European area of justice, more needs to be done after the end of the transitional period on 1 December 2014.
The recent 95th session of the International Labour Conference of the ILO(June 2006) urged the Government to take concrete steps for the implementation of these recommendations so thatreal and tangible progress could be noted by the November 2006 Governing Body session.
The more partner countries achieve tangible progress in their reform efforts, the more the EU will be prepared to support them.
The Council reaffirmed its commitment to the signing of the Association Agreement as soon as theUkrainian authorities demonstrate determined action and tangible progress in three areas, possibly by the time of the Eastern Partnership Summit in Vilnius in November 2013.
Finally, in order to achieve a tangible progress, the demand side of both the leisure and the business market should show stronger and more consistent signals.
These commitments should aim to achieve tangible progress from the individual company's current position towards better gender balance.
The two parties have achieved tangible progress and mutual understanding in this process and they have agreed on a comprehensive framework for the normalisation of their bilateral relations,” a statement by the Turkish Foreign Ministry said late Wednesday.
It urges the Bosnian authorities to ensure real and tangible progress in the implementation of police reform in order to maintain momentum in the Stabilisation and Association Process.
In view of the above progress in meeting the key priorities andsubject to credible and tangible progress in the implementation of the justice reform, in particular the re-evaluation of judges and prosecutors(vetting), the Commission recommends opening accession negotiations with Albania.