Progress was documented in annual reports.

Progress in this area was mixed.

Progress was made in juvenile justice reform in Eastern Europe.

Progress was made in operationalizing the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

Substantial progress in trade was therefore necessary for successful development.

Significant progress was made in working in parallel with international financial institutions.

There was no progress, no innovation.

Progress in achieving the MDGs is far from what was originally envisaged.

I regret that no progress was made in overcoming the deadlock in Western Sahara.

In addition, progress in the work on trade, debt and financing issues was important.

Members of the Council underlined that this lack of progress was not only holding back the peace process in Côte d'Ivoire, but was also detrimental to further progress in the subregion as a whole.

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

Considerable progress was made in preparing a pipeline of programmes in three East African countries.

A tripartite summit was held in May 2005 to review progress in the demarcation process.

In 2004, considerable progress was made in environmental planning and management in Africa and South Asia.

Further progress was made in the training and restructuring of the Liberian National Police.

The docking of Progress M 1 was executed in the automatic mode, as planned

Progress was reported at the Third Regular Session.

The Advisory Committee was informed, upon enquiry, that recruitment was in progress as at 31 August 2005 in respect of 90 staff.

Some progress was made in preparing for elections, although necessary legislation had not been adopted.

During the period under review, significant progress was made in establishing a slum upgrading facility.

The United Kingdom welcomed the progress that was being made in the constitutional review process.

Regarding progress on the demarcation exercise, a pilot field assessment was undertaken in March 2005.

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

No substantive progress was made in terms of the commitments undertaken in United Nations summits and conferences.

Progress was slower in the judicial sector, however, in part due to unresolved conflicts between judicial authorities.

Progress on implementing the Millennium Development Goals was uneven.

The Government that was formed in December 2004 made good progress through its first 100 days, and the momentum was considerable.

In that connection, UNODC was invited to report on the progress made in meeting that commitment in future reports.

Progress was made in implementing the Water for African Cities and Water for Asian Cities programmes.

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

Of concern was the lack of progress in addressing the debt problem of middle income countries.

Now that the Decade was nearly over, it was time to reflect on the progress achieved, in order to address the future.

Despite that positive impetus, however, it was still too early to say whether progress was being made in resolving human settlement problems.

Further progress was made in restoring and consolidating State authority in the counties, particularly in the rehabilitation of government infrastructure.

Significant progress was made in this trial, involving four alleged senior military leaders in the Rwandan Armed Forces in 1994.

(g) On 30 July 2004, Progress M 49, loaded with waste from the ISS, was separated from it and, unlike its predecessor, Progress M 48, was removed from orbit and sunk in the Pacific on the same day.

The past year was one in which major reviews were undertaken of progress in a number of different fields.

During the reporting period, significant progress was made in the voter registration process for the elections, together with some progress in the integration of military units, and training of the Congolese national police.

It was heartening that progress had been made on some fronts.

Security Council reform, far from hindering progress, was actually helping it.

It was encouraging that in the 2005 World Summit Outcome, Heads of State had agreed unanimously that progress for women was progress for all and had committed themselves to taking measures to promote gender equality and eliminate gender based discrimination.

Real progress was being realized, he said through the establishment of the Constitutional Review Commission in February 2004.

Thus, the institution of universal suffrage in 1991 represented significant progress, although admittedly it was only a start.

The United Kingdom, he pointed out, welcomed the progress that was being made in the constitutional review process.