Examples of using This progress has in English and their translations into Spanish
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This progress has its victims.
We are also pleased to note that this progress has led to the recent Oslo gathering.
This progress has included the following.
Such indicators capture overall progress at global, regional and national levels, butthey do not show whether this progress has been equitable.
None of this progress has come easily.
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Much progress has been made in improving the quality of economic management in the Caribbean, but this progress has been uneven.
But this progress has been uneven.
This progress has benefited both genders.
One factor that has facilitated this progress has been the approval by the Statistical Conference of the Americas of ECLAC of the compendium of practices.
This progress has restored donor confidence in the Kabul Process;
Malta is pleased to see that this progress has reached the stage at which South Africa can fully return to the fold of the international community as a respected member, mindful of its obligations both at home and abroad.
This progress has come at a high price in human and ecological terms, however.
In addition, it also examines how this progress has helped to promote agriculture as an economic vehicle for attaining the major objectives of sustainable agriculture and rural development and the World Food Summit Plan of Action in the post-UNCED period.
This progress has brought unity to Europe, self-government to Latin America and Asia and new hope to Africa.
And this progress has taken different shapes.
But this progress has its dark sides and unacceptable costs.
All this progress has gone hand-in-hand with a steadying economic recovery.
This progress has been made possible thanks to the flexibility of all the Governments that are parties to the conflict.
This progress has been facilitated by the development of more flexible prudential norms, better-adapted to modern technologies.
This progress has stimulated discussion of the possibility of stopping new HIV infections, something unimaginable not long ago.
All this progress has been possible owing to respect for and commitment to the purposes and principles enshrined in the United Nations Charter.
This progress has opened up new opportunities, meeting the educational needs of all people in all age brackets, including women and girls.
This progress has been driven by significant improvements in the Council's oversight and guidance of its subsidiary machinery at the general segment.
This progress has been made possible by broad international interest and support, though this has yet to appear for the PAROS debate.
This progress has been accompanied by a more stable and predictable economic environment throughout the region but its pace and pattern varied widely across countries.
This progress has been achieved despite inadequate budgets, unreliable health information systems, supply bottlenecks and difficulties in balancing provision of preventive and curative services.
This progress has come at a high cost to the 51 ISAF contributing countries which, as of November 2014, had sustained 31,773 casualties, including 2,729 killed in action and 502 other fatalities.
This progress has been made possible by the spread and advancement of cost effective information and communication technology, mass media, and the development of improved monitoring and information networks.
This progress has been decisive in going forward positions in the three main university rankings: the QS World University Ranking, the Times Higher Education World University Ranking and the Academic Ranking of World Universities(ARWU)- Shanghai Ranking.
The second is that this progress has been ad hoc: in the absence of adequate information and analyses, recommendations relating to the formulation of policies and strategies relating to technical cooperation among developing countries, which were reaffirmed in the New Directions Strategy, have not been fully implemented.