As noted by the Secretary General, important progress has been made in terms of advocacy and in terms of norm development.

This progress has come at a high price in human and ecological terms, however.

Significant progress has been achieved in many countries in terms of increased school attendance by indigenous children.

No substantive progress was made in terms of the commitments undertaken in United Nations summits and conferences.

Iraqis expect tangible political and economic progress, particularly in terms of living conditions, jobs and basic services.

We're entering a second generation of no progress in terms of human flight in space. In fact, we've regressed.

For example, much progress in understanding sound and light resulted when scientists imagined them in terms of sea waves.

In some cases, significant progress has been made in terms of employment creation despite the imposition of punitive and discriminatory policies.

But let us be clear, this progress is nowhere near sufficient in terms of our critical path to Hong Kong.

The use of different terms, continued efforts to comply , continued compliance , and progress towards complying can convey very different messages.

The third issue was the lack of progress in terms of peace negotiations between the Government and the FARC EP and ELN, respectively.

ANA has made significant progress and in terms of recruiting, training and fielding of units, the security sector reform process has exceeded its objectives.

By its decision 7 CP.9, the COP decided to extend the mandate of the LEG under its original terms of reference and to review the progress, need for continuation and terms of reference of the group at its eleventh session.

Encourages UNFPA to continue to track progress on its MYFF in terms of the goals, outcomes and indicators in the MYFF strategic results framework.

The above leads to the conclusion that significant progress has been made in 2002 in terms of implementation of radiation controls, compared to the previous period.

Indeed, there is no specific mention of the progress that has been made in terms of the Millennium Development Goals as concerns the least developed countries.

No significant progress was made in terms of peace negotiations between the Government and the FARC EP and the Ejército de Liberación Nacional (ELN), respectively.

In this context, and that of the Millennium Declaration, it was vital that real progress be made to support LDCs in terms of both trade and aid.

So even if the active constituents in pharmaceuticals made constant progress in terms of chemistry, target of stability, the behavior of the patients goes more and more unstable.

Bosnia and Herzegovina has made a progress in respect to the situation as of 1996, particularly so in terms of creation of needed legislation framework for women protection.

Europe, as Tunisia s northern neighbor, will be directly affected either way, and should therefore become seriously involved in terms of promoting democracy and aiding economic progress.

Five years after the Millennium Summit, progress has been made towards the implementation of the development goals and targets in accordance with the terms of the peace agreements.

Here I am very heartened to hear many members say that yes, there has to be progress on the political front, in terms of peacemaking and security.

In paragraph 295, UNFPA agreed with the recommendation of the Board of Auditors to implement procedures to monitor the issuing of progress reports as required in terms of donor agreements.

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In Europe, while Greeks may grumble about the terms of German backing for emergency financing, the period since World War II has seen enormous progress in knitting countries together.

Bearing in mind the progress made by the Economic Cooperation Organization both in terms of launching and implementing various regional development projects and programmes in its first ten years of existence,

Although the literacy rate is still lower in comparison with the urban population, the progress occurred in the last decade in terms of the average number of years of schooling is undeniable.

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Netanyahu thinks in bold military terms, not in terms of geopolitical strategy.

Since COP 6, the development of SRAPs has proceeded in terms of institutional coordination, although in many subregions progress in delivering pilot initiatives and other planned outputs has been delayed due to lack of funding.

But the World Bank s poverty line of 1.25 per day (in purchasing power parity terms), which is used in measuring progress toward the MDGs poverty reduction target, is not the only relevant threshold.

Progress had been made through consensus with political sectors, civil society and citizens and results were already being seen in terms of public policies, social achievements, institutional and legal reforms, and macroeconomic indicators.

Philosophy of science In the philosophy of science, instrumentalism is the view that concepts and theories are merely useful instruments and progress in science cannot be couched in terms of concepts and theories somehow mirroring reality.

They could be creative in terms of education, they may be creative in terms of culture, they may be creative in terms of institutions but a lot of our work is in the field of technological creativity, the innovations, either in terms of contemporary innovations, or in terms of traditional knowledge.

The MDGs, which expire in 2015, signaled a new era of global cooperation, and triggered real progress in terms of lifting millions of people out of extreme poverty, improving health and access to education, and empowering women.

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Progress was recorded in terms of prevention and protection, including strengthening of the mechanism of community defenders and the early warning system, as well as regarding the Ministry of the Interior's programmes for the protection of vulnerable groups.

Despite the progress achieved, however, much remained to be done in terms of exchanging experiences and information at the international level and supporting systems of justice in developing countries that faced huge economic and other challenges.

I have made it clear that we cannot talk about sufficient progress in terms of implementing standards so long as some minorities are still forced to live behind barbed wire and are unable to move.

We are encouraged to note the significant progress achieved so far by both Tribunals in implementing the terms of their respective completion strategies as set out in Security Council resolutions 1503 (2003) and 1534 (2004).