In all other sectors, we are making appreciable progress, even as we need more assistance.

In every aspect of their lives, they wished for progress, just as we do.

We believe that this year's draft resolution reflects the progress achieved, as well as the challenges lying ahead.

But having said that, then we come to what I call as ideas in progress.

We consider this as a fundamental and crucial step for progress in the peace process.

Have we made progress?

We have made progress.

The agreements we have achieved thus far are like signposts showing progress along the road to mutual economic prosperity. While progress has not been as rapid as we would like, these signposts point the way to further benefits for Americans and Chinese alike.

As we note this progress, we acknowledge the newer challenges that have emerged, such as the effects of the HIV AIDS pandemic on both women and girls.

As we all agree, the time has come for important and substantial progress in determining Kosovo's political status.

We view as very important the Sachs report's recommendations on increasing assistance to countries making progress in achieving the Millennium Development Goals as early as 2005.

In these three short years as a sovereign country, we have made significant progress towards the Millennium Development Goals.

Next year the European Union looks forward to much more progress as we work together to fulfil our commitments.

As requested in resolution 1595 (2005), we will keep the Council informed of the progress of the Commission's work.

The summit just held on progress in achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) was not as successful as we had hoped it would be.

The report identifies progress, as well as some concerns.

That's progress when we prove things wrong.

We have measured our progress very rigorously.

We congratulate the Court on the progress that has been made to date as well as on the establishment of a Trust Fund for victims.

They thought that we were more interested, as an industry, in profits, rather than progress, and that we filled the skies with smog and frankly, we were the enemy.

Now, the idea that all of this represents, I think, is rapidly becoming a common sense and part of how we respond to the crisis, recognizing the need to invest in innovation for social progress as well as technological progress.

As a consequence, we cannot compare sources and knowledge that would allow us to make progress towards locating Karadzic and Mladic.

As we have stated before, it was concerted, credible pressure that led to some progress towards the end of last year.

And we had progress in the free media.

We used to boast about fast social progress.

We welcome the Secretary General's latest progress report.

But I feel that we should make progress.

Regrettably, despite the progress we are making, we are not achieving those goals.

To make progress, we need to break the code.

And we forget there is no progress without change.

Pigeon's Progress struck me as a catchy title.

We must now strive to enlarge our notions of responsibility and citizenship until we come to understand the struggles and progress of other peoples and nations as our own.

Although some progress had occurred, those problems were as daunting as ever.

While we recognize the remarkable progress made in expanding the Convention's membership from 87 to 174 States parties since its entry into force in 1997, we are eager to see further expansion as rapidly as possible.

We welcome the progress made in the implementation of Council resolution 1540 (2004), as well as in the work of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to that resolution.

Where there is accountability we will progress where there is none we will underperform.

We need progress on multilateral nuclear disarmament and non proliferation.

Since that time, we have made progress on multiple fronts.

We have made substantial progress in each of these spheres.

We welcome the Secretary General's report (S 2005 69) and this debate as an opportunity to discuss and make progress on these important issues.

We hope that the final status of the province can be determined as soon as possible so that the progress achieved on the long march towards normalization can be consolidated.

We are confident that the Assembly will generate progress on these aspects to build on what we have achieved tonight and that therefore the budget in its entirety will be implemented as we would expect.

It is time that we began to hold some common ground and use it as a beachhead from which to launch our drive for progress.

We must redouble our efforts to ensure safety, security, political progress and peace for the people of Darfur and for the Sudan as a whole.

We have no doubt that the progress and advancement of women will translate into nothing less than progress and advancement for all.