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III. The challenges continue.
Further funding reductions in Southeastern Europe, where the security situation has improved significantly over the years of OSCE engagement, will make way for necessary budgetary increases in Central Asia,where challenges continue to grow.
These challenges continue to inhibit the full participation of women in public life.
A complex array of political,humanitarian and socio-economic challenges continued to take their toll on some of the operations.
The challenges continue, of course, and require constructive engagement, rather than coercive strategies.
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Additionally, cross-cutting economic,social and environmental challenges continue to require lasting solutions that must be holistically addressed.
These challenges continue to be exacerbated by the weak recovery of the global economy and the financial crisis in Europe.
Despite these encouraging trends, gains have been uneven anda number of gaps and challenges continue to prevent women and girls from exercising their right to education.
These ongoing challenges continue to be aggravated by the subdued pace of recovery of the global economy and the contraction in the euro area.
Despite the fact that, in general, market developed economies has adjusted satisfactory to the globalization trend,several key challenges continue to disturb relatively favourable economic developments and remain to be addressed.
Such challenges continue to have an impact on the ability of managers to perform their regular functions, which consequently affects programme delivery.
Therefore, the process of developing clear approaches to such challenges continues," Chairman of the Pastoral Council Archpriest Constantine Panteley commented on this event for the IRS.
These challenges continue to be compounded by widespread corruption, which impedes the capacity of central authorities to deliver services, effectively collect revenues and restore the rule of law.
Based on responses to the questionnaires, it is evident that gaps and challenges continue to impede full implementation of the gender mainstreaming strategy within United Nations system entities.
Such challenges continue to be a heavy burden on social requirements, particularly in the areas of nutrition, education, health, employment, housing, urban management and the availability of production elements.
The slow development of a common tool for assessing progress and gaps and challenges continues to be a weakness with regard to accountability, as it makes it difficult to compare and evaluate progress throughout the system.
Challenges continue to bedevil the implementation of CAADP, including lack of funding and limited capacity at the national level to formulate national agriculture and food security investment plans.
Increased crossborder tensions, including over border delimitation, disputes over energy needs and access to common water resources, drug trafficking, terrorism,organized crime and other challenges continue to undermine regional stability.
However, emerging environmental challenges continue to seriously test the resourcefulness of the global community.
Although considerable progress has been achieved in international cooperation thanks to qualitative improvements at the United Nations and the commendable role played by its Secretary-General, Mr. Kofi Annan,some issues and challenges continue to preoccupy the conscience of the international community.
Those new and ongoing challenges continued to underscore the need for the machinery of peacekeeping to run ever more effectively and efficiently.
President Sassou Nguesso(spoke in French): I would like at the outset to welcome the election of Mr. Ali Treki to the presidency of the General Assembly at its sixty-fourth session,which is taking place at a time when major challenges continue to test the effectiveness of our Organization.
Cross-cutting and cross-border challenges continue to represent a threat to regional stability in West Africa and could reverse gains achieved over the past few years.
In spite of significant achievements in the international campaign to promote respect for the exalted worth of the human person and the realization and attainment of the moral and material rights of that masterpiece of creation,formidable challenges continue to persist in the task of ensuring respect for the most basic rights of millions of human beings: the right to life and the right to a minimum of moral and material welfare.
Despite some progress, several challenges continued to hamper regional efforts to implement the outcomes of WSIS, including insufficient resources, fragmentation and lack of coordination.
However, challenges continued to be experienced in the institutional development of the Unit's command structure, owing to vacant supervisory posts and a lack of incentives to serve in the Unit because of budgetary constraints.
The Ministers noted that the existing, new andemerging threats and challenges continue to impede efforts by States to attain greater economic development and social progress, peace and security, and enjoyment of human rights and the rule of law.
These challenges continue to inhibit the full participation of women in public life, affecting not only the well-being of women themselves but also that of their families and their communities, and can weaken social and economic stability.
The Board considers, however,that in cases where such challenges continue to impact budget execution, causing significant variances between budgeted flight hours and actual ones, they should be factored into each mission's budget formulation process and quantified if possible.
Similar challenges continue in Orientale province, where brutal attacks against civilians are perpetrated by LRA in an area where there is virtually no State presence and where the resources available to FARDC and MONUSCO to secure the area are not commensurate with its size.