Well, we're making headway.

But we're making headway, Your Honor!

My colleagues, Iravatham Mahadevan and Asko Parpola, have been making some headway on this particular problem.

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

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

Furthermore, the Public Prosecutor s Office did not use its full powers of investigation and has been ineffective in making headway in clearing up the case.

You haven't made any headway with the longshoremen.

UNHCR was making genuine headway and was genuinely sharing with States the ownership of such initiatives as Convention Plus, the Agenda for Protection and the UNHCR 2004 process.

Much headway has been made on local government reform.

Our troops did attack, sir, but they could make no headway.

Given the high unemployment rate in general, it was hard to make headway.

In addition, considerable headway has been achieved in the area of gender equality.

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

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

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

Currently, Golden Dawn is making political headway by providing social services to Greeks while attacking migrants. The initiative that I propose would offer a positive alternative, based on solidarity the solidarity of Europeans with Greeks and of Greeks with migrants.

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

I can't make any headway with him, but I'm sure he must speak some language. Everybody does.

Guatemala believed that if that practice continued, it would be impossible to make any headway on the matter.

Further headway must also be made with unilateral acts of States, notwithstanding the complexity of the subject matter.

I mean, you don't think one little peace organization... can make much headway against the European war panic.

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

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

Lastly, the Working Group on General Principles of Criminal Law and Penalties had made headway on finding solutions to important questions in that regard.

It has been more than 30 years since decolonization in most of Africa, and corrupt, dictatorial and inept regimes in many African countries are responsible for preventing African peoples from making any headway in any aspect of society during this period. This has also affected the international attitude and response to Africa.

18. Impressive headway has been made in placing the emphasis on the building of civil society, particularly through the development of the non governmental organization sector.

Well, I suppose there comes a time in most chaps' lives when they have to make out for themselves, especially if they want to make headway.

The Ministers for Foreign Affairs of the two countries, who met in Colombo following the meeting of the two Prime Ministers, also failed to make any headway.

We have a long way to go to debunk dangerous nutritional dogmas. Until we do, we will make little headway in reversing an imminent medical and economic disaster.

158. The United Nations also made significant headway in creating two new international legal instruments designed to ensure the safe management of hazardous chemicals that move across borders.

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.

Headway will also be made in consolidating coordination among agencies of the United Nations system that conduct gender related activities, both within the region and at the global level.

In recent years, quite a number of countries have come up with many positive suggestions and options in this respect, and the Council has made headway in its actual work.

So we're talking about making the place, making the world run better by making this data available.

Now, many brilliant economists have spent their entire lives working on this question, and as a field we've made a tremendous amount of headway and we understand a lot about this.

The Sino American duopoly has loomed large in the medal count (22 of the total), but not outrageously so. Europe remains strong, while Asia and the Caribbean have made significant headway.

Fiscal consolidation has made limited headway, and, with interest rates now rising, the effect on the budget of a higher burden of debt servicing could be a matter of some concern.

All good conflict management practitioners know that one cannot make headway in resolving a conflict without first getting the conflicting parties to have a shared understanding of the problems confronting them.

It was to be hoped that even greater headway would be made in implementing the Programme of Action before the Second Biennial Meeting in 2005 and the Review Conference in 2006.

The hometown boy, not only making good but making everybody.

Is it possible that the diagnosis is right, but that the remedy is wrong? That would explain why we have made little headway so far in restoring growth to pre crisis levels.

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