Technology will make a lot of progress in the nineties.

(a) Renewing the commitment to make global progress towards sustainable forest management.

We must use the current momentum to make progress on a workable model.

But I feel that we should make progress.

Argentina rejects any arguments that make progress in nuclear disarmament contingent upon progress in conventional weapons.

To make progress, we need to break the code.

You have to be a better husband than I was, because that's how you make progress. And now he began to make sense.

But I'd always assumed that to make progress, I'd essentially have to replicate a whole brain.

Without their contributions it would not have been possible to make such a progress in 2004.

The Tribunal continues to make steady progress in apprehending fugitives.

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

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

To achieve that we need to make rapid progress on three fronts.

I deeply regret the failure to make any progress on this occasion.

Globalization can be a source of progress. However, it can also make fundable groups more fragile and increase inequality.

The programme to reform the Liberian judicial system continued to make steady progress.

Only by learning from the past can humankind make progress in the future.

The first challenge is to make progress on the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

It urges all parties to make rapid progress at the Abuja talks to conclude a peace agreement without further delay.

Mr. De Alba (Mexico) (spoke in Spanish) I would like to make some somewhat disorganized and provocative comments to see if we might not make a bit more progress.

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

In order to help make progress in DDR, Japan has been taking concrete actions.

Encourage the Transitional Government to make progress on building the capacity of the judiciary.

The Conference notes the contribution that such uses can make to progress in general.

The Government has shown willingness to make progress in the political talks on Darfur.

That is a good example of awareness raising within a demanding society on which we have to count in order to make substantial progress.

Both institutions, as well as all States concerned, have a shared responsibility to cooperate in order to make progress in the proceedings.

France is now trying to make progress in those areas with our European Union partners.

That situation did not enable us to make significant progress towards implementation of the MDGs.

It was equally important to make progress in the management of United Nations field operations.

Thirdly, status resolution and the ensuing certainty will mean that we can make faster and more substantial progress on a range of issues.

An early decision will be a great leap forward in our common effort to make progress on the comprehensive United Nations reform agenda.

The Sixth Ministerial Meeting of the World Trade Organization in December 2005 would provide a good opportunity to make progress towards that commitment.

Meanwhile, the Regional United Nations Information Centre in Brussels has begun to make steady progress as a regional information hub for Western Europe.

Challenges remain, but we are determined to continue to make progress and further strengthen our judiciary.

It was imperative, therefore, to make progress in the formulation of the conventions relating to terrorism.

Progress happens when all the factors that make for it are ready and then it is inevitable.

The first is if society's to make any progress on this issue, we need an honest debate.

They have heard, first, that they need to make further demonstrable progress in order to move forward.

The progress made in Guatemala during the first Decade would help make the Second Decade more successful.

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

It is obvious that, if we want to make a real breakthrough and effectively face the challenges of the twenty first century, we need to succeed and make significant progress in all those areas in a mutually supporting way.

We must also stress that the Forces nouvelles continue to make progress at the political level a condition for their participation in the disarmament process.

These continuing ceasefire violations make progress in negotiations on security arrangements at Abuja, and in particular the signature of a new, enhanced ceasefire, especially urgent.

If we are to make measurable progress in development, we must urgently implement the global partnership for development.