Much progress has been made.

And the GDP in Africa is not making much progress.

There is no doubt that much progress has been made.

Ireland had made much progress in attaining equal rights for women, although much remained to be done.

Ms. Coker Appiah said that, while much progress had been made, much still remained to be done.

Since the 1995 report, the subsequent reporting period witnessed much progress.

But it's not perfect yet, it's very much a work in progress.

In many respects, the outcome document presented to us today presents much needed progress.

There has not been much progress in the past year on the Syrian track.

Overall, the situation is one of commendable progress, but with much still to do.

Progress had been made in tackling the phenomenon, but much remained to be done.

Although much progress is being made in the fight against malaria, major interventions are still needed.

The world has made progress on the fight against HIV AIDS, but much remains to be done.

To make further progress we really need to look at the orbits of stars that are much further away.

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

Although significant progress had been achieved since the World Summit for Social Development, much more needed to be done.

However, institutional and human capacities at the central and municipal levels have affected progress as much as political will.

Recent technological progress in many areas means that small satellites can offer services previously only available from much larger satellites.

Why are we not thinking of the progress of nations in these terms, instead of just how much stuff we have?

During these six decades, much progress has been made in the areas of life expectancy, health, education and quality of life.

Nevertheless, some Non Self Governing Territories had yet to exercise that right and a progress review was very much in order.

Overall, progress has been made, but much work needs to be done to ensure that this complex operation is a success.

Without his encouragement and active involvement in the work of the Meetings it would not have been possible to make much progress.

3. Notes the progress made in the implementation of these commitments and agreements and that much remains to be done in this context

There has been significant progress in budgetary allocations for the advancement of women from 1998 to 2002, although much remains to be done

But it was really interesting, because I was able to make some progress, because I couldn't believe how much my behavior changed my thoughts.

While the international drug conventions and the many efforts relating to their implementation had resulted in much progress, trafficking in drugs remained a major scourge.

As the combined periodic reports showed, significant progress had been achieved in advancing women's rights in her country, even though much remained to be done.

The Advisory Committee points out that, since its recommendation in the year 2003, there has not been much progress with respect to result based budgeting.

Regrettably, the original deadline of January 2005 for completion of the Doha Round has passed and not much progress has been achieved since the Framework Agreement.

Liberia had informed the Committee on Contributions that it had not made much progress in repaying its arrears as a result of conditions beyond its control.

In that context, we very much appreciate the report of the Secretary General (A 60 181) on progress in the implementation of General Assembly resolution 58 289.

He was condemning not so much any particular party as the violence, the violation of the Sharm El Sheikh understandings and all actions which impeded political progress.

Mr. Kang Seok hee (Republic of Korea) said that the Republic of Korea was an active supporter of the Secretary General's efforts to improve development coordination and management while much progress had been made, there was still much work to be done.

The focus on assessing progress towards the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) after five years occupied much of the attention of the General Assembly for most of the year.

The Organization's current financial straits made it unlikely that the Committee would be able to make much progress on the issue during the main part of the Assembly's sixtieth session.

Much progress has been made during the reporting period towards reaching two crucial milestones membership in Partnership for Peace and the opening of negotiations on a stabilization and association agreement.

However, much remained to be done, and the primary obstacles to further progress included the persistence of traditional sociocultural attitudes and the absence of cohesion and conviction among women themselves.

This is because women do not benefit very much from technological progress in this area, as they rarely have access to the infrastructures and resources needed to modernize agricultural production.

While much progress has been made towards the creation of institutions in accordance with the Comprehensive Peace Agreement, the formation of the Government of National Unity has encountered some problems.

Despite progress in addressing the issue of road safety collectively within and beyond the United Nations system, the actions described above are only preliminary steps and much remains to be done.

However, much progress has been made on the path towards building a world where the power of reason, justice and dialogue settle disputes between nations and not military or economic power.

The recent presidential elections in Afghanistan had been a milestone in progress towards peace and democracy, but much remained to be done in the lead up to parliamentary elections in 2005.

It was evident from this assessment that while much progress, although uneven, has been achieved since the establishment of the thematic clusters under the regional consultation meeting, much more needs to be done to build on the collaborative potentials of the United Nations agencies working at the regional level.

The rule of law is absent, and much more effort is spent on extortion and rent collection than production. Consequently, economic progress has not kept pace with the accumulation of oil revenues.