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But they admit progress towards international agreement on "norms of behavior" in cyberspace remains a distant dream.

Mr. Straw admits progress, but said that "more needs to be done".

Barking and Dagenham's cabinet member for care and health, Councillor Maureen Warby, admits progress has been slow.

Wal-Mart will not say how much of its inventory is now directly sourced, but it admits progress has been slow.

Ministers want more councils to be open about the scale of the gang problem, and claim that until the pervasiveness of gangs is admitted, progress will not be made.

Moratti confirmed he has recently met with Thohir and other potential Indonesian investors and admitted progress has been made on the deal.

Mr Hunt said: "We are trying very hard to sort out these problems". But he admitted progress had been "disappointingly slow" in some areas, including integrating the NHS with council-run care services, such as care homes and home help.

Ms Kelly will admit that progress on social housing needs to be improved.

But both of the retail coalitions admit that progress has been slow: Nearly 1,400 corrective action plans are behind schedule at factories covered by the Accord, according to its website.

Now, 10 years on, it's time to take stock of where we are at and perhaps admit that progress has not been as rapid as we may have wished for.