Even so, in many parts of the world, women have made considerable headway on the path to the top.

Until we do, we will make little headway in reversing an imminent medical and economic disaster.

We have disarmament, demobilization and reintegration teams in place and they are beginning to make headway.

Yet the special interest groups have dominated the process, and Obama has failed to make any headway.

The Conference on Disarmament in fact is the ideal forum to make headway on all these issues.

Turkey s ability to make headway in the Middle East reflects the erosion of US legitimacy and lack of EU influence.

Indeed, South Korean negotiators appear convinced that they will not be able to make any headway with the US on the issue.

Other defenses of objective truth in ethics made no appeal to religion, but could make little headway against the prevailing philosophical mood.

The Saudi led intervention in Bahrain is aimed at curtailing Iran s effort to make headway in the region on the waves of Shia unrest.

Partly as a result of this policy, the harmonization of procurement policies, procedures and practices across the organizations is still to make decisive headway.

This is expected to make considerable positive improvements in the judicial system.

Much headway has been made on local government reform.

It is often assumed that modern feminism has no place, and thus can make little headway, in societies undergoing a religious revival, particularly in the Islamic world.

The G 20 s call for ambitious replenishment of the International Development Association, the World Bank s fund for the poorest countries, is vital if we are to make headway.

Private sector involvement in volunteering is a growing phenomenon in industrialized countries and is starting to make headway in developing countries as notions of corporate social responsibility take hold.

But this is still not enough it is generally acknowledged that average growth rates of around 6 8 are required if Africa is to make real headway in curtailing poverty.

Europe remains strong, while Asia and the Caribbean have made significant headway.

Voluntary repatriation continued to make considerable progress and remained the preferred durable solution for refugees in Africa.

For example, Israeli public opinion could become galvanized in support of peace in the wake of the Jerusalem address, or US Secretary of State John Kerry could make headway in initiating talks.

Several speakers highlighted in particular the headway made in emergency and post conflict situations.

In 2003 and 2004, on the other hand, the topic had been considered without sub items. Guatemala believed that if that practice continued, it would be impossible to make any headway on the matter.

Despite headway towards settling that struggle, violence continues and could erupt again in full fury.

If the US and other world powers want to make headway on their three key objectives stability, political reform, and peace they need to understand how they are linked and pursue all three simultaneously and holistically.

Supply side adjustments take time, and, after five years of recession, economies have made some headway.

Currently, Golden Dawn is making political headway by providing social services to Greeks while attacking migrants.

The third reason for pursuing dialogue is that factional infighting and political intrigue within the Iranian regime make for considerable political fluidity.

Riven by such blinkered thinking, Iran seems incapable of making headway on even the most sensible policy.

The Commission is making fresh headway in its investigation, but it has not yet finished its work.

There was a shared feeling that development, peace and security and human rights were interconnected and that the High level Plenary presented a unique opportunity to make headway in bringing about a more prosperous, fair and safe world.

But, while Chávez style populism appears to have made some headway in Peru, it is far from succeeding.

We now face the challenge of making headway in that most sensitive issue without neglecting issues of overall reform.

Indeed, it is a well documented fact that executives make considerable abnormal profits that is, above market returns when trading in their own firms stock.

At the national level, collaboration and cooperation can make a considerable difference with respect to achieving widespread engagement in the implementation of sustainable forest management.

But this idea has created confusion among Brazil s trading partners and investors, and does not appear to be making headway.

In Darfur, the human rights and humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate, and the peace process there has made little headway.

The risks are considerable.

We appreciate the considerable efforts of both Tribunals to make the most effective use of their resources while ensuring that the trials enjoy all necessary safeguards.

There are considerable additional hidden savings and benefits that make the Inspectors believe that the amount of savings estimated is just the tip of the iceberg .

Overall, the picture remains mixed some more progress, but still some delays headway being made, but serious lags in some areas.

This gives us considerable standing.

Health conditions are reasonably good, and all Latin American countries have made headway against illiteracy, with most reaching 90 adult literacy or higher.

At the center of the failure to make headway on the creation of the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) is America s unwillingness, and that of the Bush administration, to open up its agricultural sector to competition from countries such as Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay.

Belarus believed that sustainable exploitation of forests could enable forestry to make a considerable contribution to the attainment of the internationally agreed development goals, including the Millennium Development Goals.

And humanitarian aid needs remain considerable.

Abhisit s pledges of reform and reconciliation in the wake of April s riots have made little headway. The PAD wants to maintain the 2007 charter.