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In many states banned hitchhiking and violators face serious penalty.
We face serious challenges as the rehabilitation process is still ongoing.
The world's oceans andmany of the world's lakes and rivers face serious threats.
Countries currently face serious security threats from existing or newly introduced conditions and challenges.
Such messages are subject to blocking, andtheir authors and publishers face serious fines.
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Wherever they are deployed,such operations must also face serious attacks on human rights and the rights of peoples.
Moreover, they are not always deployed in contexts where civilians face serious risks.
We face serious business challenges currently, the resolution of which demands a skilled approach and technological solutions.
If Israel continues to ignorethe mounting global calls in this regard, it should face serious and real consequences.
It is generally recognized that when States face serious insecurity issues, respect for human rights takes second place.
It should be added that the boards of directors of the Patriarchate's institutions(schools, hospitals,places of worship) face serious difficulties.
Workers also face serious risks in performing certain jobs, as the ILO conventions intended to protect them are never applied.
Malaysia, like other countries of the Association of South-East Asian nations(ASEAN),had had to face serious environmental hazards arising from forest fires.
A large number of affected persons face serious social problems, such as unemployment, discrimination, poverty and family dysfunction.
Israel thus ensures that no person is returned to a country where he/she might face serious threats to life or person.
The leaders of these groups face serious risks, however, since they frequently are targeted for harassment and attack, including torture and killings.
Many investment projects, which have been funded by dollar loans,have lost half of their value and may face serious cash flow problems.
Thus, we face serious challenges in sustaining the strong pace of economic growth in the world economy seen over the past few years.
Expected indirect economic effects of railway traffic Railways in Armenia currently face serious competition from other transport market sectors.
However, some countries still face serious obstacles in raising public awareness and building partnerships for better environmental management.
My Special Representative has conveyed her concerns to the Timorese leadership regarding the certification of the 52 officers who face serious criminal charges.
States face serious challenges in establishing ownership or monitoring changes of ownership of vessels belonging to the Irano Hind Shipping Company.
As a result,1.2 billion people still live in extreme poverty and face serious deprivations owing to differences in gender, ethnicity, disability, age and location.
The Committee notes with concern that members of various social sectors, particularly human rights activists and members of trade unions,are subject to intimidation and thus face serious obstacles in the legitimate exercise of their rights.
Developing countries face serious and increasing difficulties regarding negotiating capacities due to a lack of duly qualified human resources;
In the absence of committed Government engagement, the integrated brigades will continue to lack discipline and face serious logistical and technical shortcomings.
Noting that journalists face serious threats, Austria enquired whether the new bill in this regard was perceived as being effective enough in punishing such acts in practice.
Notwithstanding this basic characterization, the region andall of its countries and subregions face serious and pressing challenges in all dimensions of sustainable development economic, social and environmental.
Many developing countries face serious obstacles in their efforts to achieve the goals of the Summit due to civil strife, natural disasters or a lack of financial resources.
We remain deeply concerned by the situation in Russian-occupied Crimea, where occupation"authorities" suppress dissent and where members of ethnic and religious minorities- especially Crimean Tatars andethnic Ukrainians- face serious and ongoing repression.