Примеры использования Continue to lack на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They continue to lack sufficient logistical support, however.
We all know what needs to be done, but we continue to lack the political will to do the right thing.
However, they continue to lack essential equipment and financial resources and it is likely that they will require additional assistance even after May 2004.
In the absence of committed Government engagement, the integrated brigades will continue to lack discipline and face serious logistical and technical shortcomings.
Many countries continue to lack competition laws and or are at early stages of development.
The main conclusion today is that, four years after the deployment of specialmissions to the area, local citizens continue to lack equal conditions of security and freedom of movement.
These weapons continue to lack a specific framework which can supply elements of transparency.
That could give rise to criticism that we adopted a rhetorical or nonchalant attitude towards the resolution,which could strengthen the belief of critics that we continue to lack a genuine desire to improve and strengthen the General Assembly.
As a consequence, we continue to lack the basic resources that can empower us to participate fully in the global trading system.
Such schemes have been successful in their own right and have attracted resources from foreign donors, both public and private, but success in"graduating" their users/clients into the formal financial system have been limited because access still depends on collateral,which users of microfinance schemes continue to lack.
However, the perception that listed persons continue to lack an effective remedy may yet require the Security Council to take further action.
Institutions continue to lack the capacity, knowledge and skills to mainstream gender perspectives in sustainable development and natural resource management, and in particular in relation to climate change.
Although most of the essential elements for developing a Non-Self-Governing Territory information system have been conceptualized,these Territories continue to lack an institutional framework, firmly embedded in an interdisciplinary national effort, which promotes dialogue between users and producers of information in order to meet the changing demand for information.
Notably, we continue to lack the needed political will, as well as a common vision of our responsibility in the face of massive violations of human rights and humanitarian catastrophes occasioned by conflict.
Regrettably, the ongoing conflicts in many parts of the world, including Africa, give us insights into the present-- but conveniently forgotten-- reality that we,the international community, continue to lack the needed political will and a common vision of our responsibility in the face of massive human rights violations and humanitarian catastrophes occasioned by conflict, as mentioned in the Secretary-General's report of 2003 A/58/323.
Most African States continue to lack proper systems for monitoring drug abuse and are therefore unableto gather sufficient data on the extent and patterns of drug abuse or to carry out accurate assessments of prevalence rates.
Although improvements in the capacity to collect, analyse and report trends have begun-- most notably, countries in South-East Asia also supported by the UNODC global Synthetics Monitoring: Analyses, Report and Trends(SMART)programme-- many Asian countries continue to lack the essential capacity to monitor and report on their drug demand situation, including basic data on the prevalence of drug use among the adult and youth populations and treatment demand data.
Finally, the police and the gendarmerie continue to lack the necessary equipment, which, according to some interlocutors, relates to a lack of trust in these law enforcement agencies.
The significant progress notwithstanding,river basin organizations continue to lack an adequate mechanism for sharing experiences and lessons learned that can also be used to articulate their priorities.
The Committee is also concerned that health services in the remote areas continue to lack adequate human and financial resources and are often inaccessible, especially during the rainy season, resulting in a significant difference in the availability of services between rural and urban areas and consequently much higher mortality figures in rural areas.
However, many local andcentral administrations continue to lack qualified staff, institutional memory, and the minimum equipment necessary to function.
Unless these issues are overcome, the Board will continue to lack a coherent set of independent and impartial evidence on field level performance upon which to base its decisions.
Unfortunately, it appears that, on the other hand, those who continue to lack the political will have increasingly resorted to the opposite, that is, equation, to in fact rationalize their lack of political will.
The initiatives set out in the non-legally binding instrument continue to lack certain elements, such as those relating to the agreed means of implementation, which would allow for the achievement of the global objectives.
Although the majority of disarmament, demobilization andreintegration programmes continue to lack robust social components necessary for the effective reintegration of male and female ex-combatants and supporters into their communities, some good practices were reported over the past year, signalling increased commitment to gender issues.
However, the report continues to lack a substantive and analytical account of the Council's work.
In addition, the Government continues to lack the resources to sustain basic governance, assure essential services and provide for the welfare of its people.
The country continued to lack basic services and hospitals had only the most rudimentary equipment and medicine.
In 2007, CEDAW was concerned that Estonia continued to lack a comprehensive, consistent and sustainable approach to policies and programmes aimed at achieving women's equality with men.
The system continues to lack transparency since there is no obligation for the Committee to publish in full the Ombudsperson's report or to fully disclose information to the petitioner.