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Many of us hope that significant progress will be made there.
We hope progress will be made on enlargement.
Without the full-hearted commitment of staff at all levels, no progress will be made.
After several attempts, progress will be made here as well.
I hope that, this time, with the dispatch of Mr Mitchell to the area, political progress will be made.
The EU strongly hopes that substantial progress will be made in the fourth round of talks.
Sometimes having access to a huge amount of information is no guarantee that meaningful progress will be made.
Whether progress will be made or not will depend on the efforts and willpower of the Member States and companies involved.
Within the European Union these issues will continue to be raised and progress will be made.
Through these three texts, progress will be made in terms of judicial cooperation in criminal matters and also the common good in Europe.
the sectors in which the Union hopes progress will be made.
Progress will be made in the social sphere
Improvements can certainly be made in this area and we hope that progress will be made as the initiative moves through the various stages.
actually take the decisions required regarding defence and security, little progress will be made.
The hope is now that enough progress will be made at the Sixth Ministerial Meeting in Hong Kong to enable the negotiations to be concluded during 2006.
I hope that the European Strategy for the Danube Region will be adopted by the European Council and that progress will be made with applying it as soon as possible.
Mr Sócrates, we hope, like you do, that progress will be made with Africa on migration issues
I believe that this fact has to be recorded at this point as the truth will out and no progress will be made by only claiming to develop a new policy.
on the Association Council that progress will be made.
I now call on them publicly to promise that decisive progress will be made on CSR at EU level within the life of this Commission.
expressed the hope that in the months to come the necessary progress will be made to prepare consumers.
I would stress that little progress will be made if there is no cooperation between the Member States,
the limited means for scientific research into them make it less likely that swift progress will be made in their diagnosis, treatment and cure.
sincerely hopes that progress will be made, and it supports in every way the attempts of the Albanian Government to carry forward the necessary policies and institutional reforms which
I therefore hope that we can move forward on these general political matters and that progress will be made in the TEC, which has been revived by Mr De Gucht's efforts.
On the Lisbon Strategy, we believe that no progress will be made unless, over the next six months, you are able, together with the Commission
in the hope that real progress will be made on the European Gender Institute
it is our especial hope that progress will be made concerning Transnistria and Nagorno-Karabakh.