But there is room for more progress.

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

Many NBA players have proved their strength. But whenever there is progress, there is decline.

And we forget there is no progress without change.

There is no doubt that much progress has been made.

When there is little progress in general and complete disarmament, there is a corresponding likelihood of vertical proliferation.

But then I hear people saying, There is no progress in Africa.

There is a need to continue to monitor progress on those issues.

There now, social benefits, social progress, are going ahead of economical progress.

But you know, there is progress being made in places like Cambodia and Thailand.

There is no doubt that some progress has been made along this rocky road.

There was no progress, no innovation.

However, there has been little progress.

Ten years after the Beijing conference, there remain many areas in which progress is lacking.

Having made this progress, there is now a fourfold challenge before us, in my view.

Happily, there are signs of further progress.

There has been further progress in demining.

And, indeed, there has been real progress.

There has been some progress in each area.

There has been some qualitative progress in returns.

There is a need to find genuine, effective indicators of true development progress from a human rights perspective.

The progress made and let there be no doubt that there has been progress must be seen in the context of the challenges that Kosovo has faced.

Since then, there has been considerable progress in many trials.

On malaria, there has been welcome progress in recent years.

If there is a new Washington consensus, it is that the rulebook must be written at home, not in Washington. And that is real progress.

There are two sorts of technological progress really, for this purpose.

On disarmament, demobilization and reintegration (DDR), there has been little progress.

There has been considerable progress in implementing reforms in the Secretariat.

There has since been only limited progress on electoral reform, however.

While commendable progress has been made in resource mobilization, there is still a major imbalance between earmarked and non earmarked contributions.

It is satisfying to note that the Ottawa Mine Ban Convention continues to be adhered to and that there is steady progress in its implementation.

Thus, there remains a critical need for effective progress in this area.

Since the adoption of the Monterrey Consensus, there has been some progress.

There are good signs of progress, but children still face major challenges.

There had also been progress in law enforcement cooperation and information exchange.

Progress is uneven

Though we note substantive progress in the field of conventional arms control, there is yet no place for complacency in that regard.

And a testament to this is the thing that most amazes me, most impresses me, and most uplifts me, which is that there is a moral dimension to history there is a moral arrow. We have seen moral progress over time.

During the past five years, there has been impressive progress in many areas.

Now we are halfway there in time, at least, if not in progress.

Overall, there has been significant progress in rebuilding local government infrastructure and institutions.

However, there was room for progress in implementing article 5 of the Convention.

Implementation is in progress.

If there is no progress in reforming the Security Council in the near future, what would remain of its already seriously tarnished credibility?

There is plenty of work to do, and we must remain vigilant that the progress that has been achieved in the past few years is not reversed.