Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Progress must in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Progress must be one step at a time.
He knew from the beginning: Progress must be visible.
Progress must continue on locating the Espheni power source.
They know too that progress must be made in this matter.
It only means that our definition of progress must change.
Economic progress must go hand in hand with social progress. .
Technological progress must contribute to cultural
Those letters identified the issues12 where progress must be seen before Barcelona13.
Technological progress must contribute to cultural
and that economic progress must go hand in hand with human
Progress must be maintained
Making progress happen progress must be sustainable.
Continued progress must be achieved in the activity
environmental perspectives, progress must be measured differently.
Economic activity and material progress must be placed at the service of man and society.
This progress must of course be assessed in light of the timetable
It will be an era in which signs of hope and progress must be translated into economic
Progress must be made on common standards for dealing with illegal employment,
well-being and social progress must be placed at the heart of Community policy-making.
Tracking progress must be manageable,
Minister Cowen pointed out that the status quo was not sustainable and that progress must be made on the implementation of the roadmap.
This also means that clear progress must be made in the trade
The premise at the heart of the Green Paper is that the next phase in the development of European social policy cannot be based on the idea that social progress must go into retreat in order for economic competitiveness to recover.
Topics on which clear and tangible progress must actually be made are the immigration issue,
to learn to resist the negative influence of scientific and technological progress must be yourself, and try to instill these skills to children.
Trade remains an area of concern, where progress must be made on reconciling the objective of growth in trade with environmental objectives.
The premise at the heart of this Green Paper is that the next phase in the development of European social policy cannot be based on the idea that social progress must go into retreat in order for economic competitiveness to recover.
That progress must measure up to the ambitious aims set for the Conference,
The introduction to the Green Paper rightly notes that"the next phase in the development of European social policy cannot be based on the idea that social progress must go into retreat in order for economic competitiveness to recover.