Kachra, we have to take just one run.

How can we ever get ahead?

So we're making some progress.

Only by combining the two will we succeed.

We must, here, break new ground.

This time, if we don't get the point.

Third, we must move forward on terrorism.

But you have to think of how you will make these 323 runs.

At the same time, we are making progress towards sustainable development.

This is the last ball of the over, Bhura. We must take a single.

It is our expectation that in the next six months or so, we will, and must, make substantial progress on management reform issues.

We must make progress on this agenda.

It is necessary to make progress on the Doha development round.

With international effort, we can succeed.

We are not making any progress.

We are making progress, and we need to continue doing so.

The ultimate goal is a complete theory of the universe, and we are making good progress.

We are not moving toward a choice reached after countless discussions.

But then we must make progress on the political and security fronts.

At the same time, we recognize that we have not progressed sufficiently in combating poverty.

Thanks to that, we have been able to make the progress we have seen over the past two months.

We are also making excellent progress on phasing out consumption of ozone depleting chemicals.

We have not progressed very far, it seems.

In Myanmar, we are making satisfactory progress towards reaching the Millennium Development Goals by 2015.

As a consequence of that, we have not made the progress in the reform of the United Nations that we should have.

Recent figures show that we are making progress in helping women throughout the world.

I am pleased to report that we are making progress in some areas, especially in the areas of education and of the environment.

I am disappointed that we have not made more progress on the other issues before us.

We are making progress with the Palestinians and 13 other Arab delegations in multilateral negotiations as well.

Undoubtedly, progress has been slow and we have not advanced on the substance of the matter.

But we must also make progress in the conclusion of a multilateral agreement on negative security assurances.

If we are to shift paradigms, if we are to make breakthroughs, if we are to destroy myths, we need to create an environment in which expert ideas are battling it out, in which we're bringing in new, diverse, discordant, heretical views into the discussion, fearlessly, in the knowledge that progress comes about, not only from the creation of ideas, but also from their destruction and also from the knowledge that, by surrounding ourselves by divergent, discordant, heretical views.

We need progress on multilateral nuclear disarmament and non proliferation.

For real progress, we must ensure that enough women participate in the work of these new bodies.

And it is through peace that we shall be able to make headway with regard to the urgent need for development in all its many dimensions.

However, with persistence, patience, firmness and transparency, we hope we can make significant progress in the coming year.

We made no progress in attracting institutional funding for BTC this year again.

We are now well into this year's session with no progress made.

Alone, each country can do little about those issues, but together we can make great progress.

On that basis, we should make further progress towards a European security order based on cooperation rather than on conflict.

We will not succeed in doing away with the various threats to security if we do not achieve true progress in the common Agenda for Development that we have adopted.

While it is important to reaffirm the agreed international development framework, it is equally necessary to move forward.

Our collective task will be crowned with success when we make progress towards eradicating the causes of political instability and violence and when Haiti can stand on its own feet.

And we must make decisive progress on the establishment of an international criminal tribunal to prosecute persons responsible for violations of humanitarian law wherever they occur.

In this way, I believe we can make considerable progress towards establishing what the Secretary General has described as a workable international system.