Примеры использования Continue to pose на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Minefields continue to pose serious hazards.
Terrorism and weapons of mass destruction continue to pose serious threats.
Nuclear weapons continue to pose a serious threat to humanity.
These unfortunate accidents demonstrate the serious hazards which minefields continue to pose.
Regional conflicts continue to pose serious challenges.
Conflict, natural hazards,chronic poverty and underdevelopment continue to pose major threats.
These issues will continue to pose challenges in the years to come.
The review resulted in the reaffirmation that illicit drugs continue to pose a health danger to humanity.
MANPADS continue to pose a substantial threat to civil aviation.
The region's lengthy maritime andland borders continue to pose challenges to border control.
Sanctions regimes continue to pose an increasingly difficult dilemma for the United Nations dual mandate of preserving peace and protecting human needs.
The structural weaknesses of the justice system continue to pose challenges to the consolidation of peace.
Such events may continue to pose additional challenges to current and future populations, in terms of risk management and reliability of infrastructure, including health services, power supply and others.
Today, these mines andbooby traps continue to pose a serious threat to the population.
Unless those issues are resolved, the lack of accountability and weak command andcontrol within FARDC will continue to pose serious challenges.
Anti-personnel mines continue to pose a significant threat to human security.
The poor handling of evidence and slow completion of investigations continue to pose some difficulties.
Electrical power failures continue to pose problems and could potentially lead to unrest.
The most critical commitment that has yet to be implemented relates to the armed militias which continue to pose a serious threat to the civilian population.
Small arms andlight weapons continue to pose a serious threat to peace in our part of the world.
Notwithstanding the individual and collective efforts of African States to achieve socio-political transformation,acts of destabilization continue to pose a serious threat to these countries.
Thousands of nuclear weapons continue to pose an existential threat to humanity.
Nuclear weapons andother weapons of mass destruction continue to pose a serious threat to humanity.
The ongoing effects of climate continue to pose a serious threat to the livelihoods of the poor, especially women and marginalized groups.
Furthermore, market speculation andagricultural subsidies continue to pose major risks to the global economy.
The transition to ISIC Rev. 3 will continue to pose a significant problem for the availability of coherent time series of international industrial statistics.
Many of today's gravest humanitarian crises are exacerbated bythe use of mines, which in many areas continue to pose deadly threats to civilians long after hostilities have ceased.
High-handedness and arbitrariness continue to pose major threats to international peace and security.
Geographical realities, coupled with critical infrastructure deficiencies,as well as cumbersome border crossing procedures, continue to pose daunting impediments to the external trade of landlocked developing countries.
Internally, however, economic andsocial problems continue to pose a significant threat to the country's integration and long-term stability and further exacerbate inter-ethnic tensions.