Примеры использования Myanmar remains на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The situation of human rights in Myanmar remains challenging.
Myanmar remains steadfast in its resolve to overcome this scourge.
The Board notes with concern that Myanmar remains on that list.
Although Myanmar remains the second largest opium producer worldwide, its share of global production fell from 30 per cent in 1998 to 5 per cent in 2007.
The human rights situation in Burma/Myanmar remains particularly grave.
Myanmar remains committed to combating trafficking in persons in both national and regional context, regardless of negative views from those who blindly refuse to recognize the on-going efforts of the Government.
As a signatory to the Treaty, Myanmar remains committed to the three pillars of the treaty.
Conditions for genuine elections are limited under the current circumstances, and the potential for these elections tobring meaningful change and improvement to the human rights situation in Myanmar remains uncertain.
The human rights situation in Myanmar remains challenging and needs to be addressed quickly and effectively.
Myanmar remains committed to intensifying joint actions to achieve better results in prevention and treatment, which will make a significant contribution to dramatically reshaping the AIDS response so as to reach zero new HIV infections, zero discrimination and zero AIDS-related deaths.
Despite the strong decline over the past decade, Myanmar remains the second-largest opium poppy grower in the world.
Myanmar remains a very poor country and as a result of sanctions it fails to benefit from the economic success and the creation of value added industries that would enable it to increase earnings from exports, as numerous other countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, of which it is also a member, have experienced.
As the Special Rapporteur has repeatedly mentioned,the situation of human rights in Myanmar remains serious and has unfortunately even worsened in some areas and needs to be addressed in a prompt and efficient manner.
Despite the prolonged stagnation in the Conference on Disarmament, Myanmar remains committed to the Conference as the sole multilateral negotiating forum on disarmament created by the first special session of the General Assembly devoted to disarmament.
Myanmar remained one of the world's major sources of illicit opiates.
Myanmar remained the second largest producer of opium.
Despite recent positive changes, Myanmar remained one of the few countries targeted.
Myanmar remained the second largest opium producer in the world.
As the Special Rapporteur had pointed out,the human rights situation in Myanmar remained precarious.
Myanmar remained committed to fighting international terrorism hand in hand with global, regional and subregional partners.
Myanmar remained committed to joining with the international community to find ways and means to strengthen and implement the legal regime against international terrorism.
Myanmar remained committed to the Madrid Plan of Action and to creating a society for all ages.
Myanmar remained the primary source of heroin abused in China; however, the availability of heroin from Afghanistan on the illicit market in China appears to be growing.
With armed conflict ongoing and deeper political issues over the governance of Myanmar remaining to be resolved, the protection of civilians must not be overlooked.
Although the human rights situation in Myanmar remained a matter of serious concern, some signs of improvement could be noted.
In that respect, Myanmar remained committed to securing sufficient, safe and nutritious food supplies for a growing population, with a view to enabling all to enjoy the right to food.
Several delegations also voiced support for UNHCR's efforts to find durable solutions for Muslim refugees from Myanmar remaining in Bangladesh.
In the absence of any improvement in the overall situation of human rights in Myanmar, the Special Rapporteur must state with regret that his previous conclusions relating to the causes of human rights violations in Myanmar remain valid.
The burdens of communicable diseases in Myanmar remain very high, but with assistance from United Nations agencies, such as the World Health Organization(WHO), the United Nations Children's Fund(UNICEF) and the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS(UNAIDS), and nongovernmental organizations, the public health sector has seen progress in combating malaria, tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS.
With regard to other questions addressed in the report,he had to say that the situation of human rights in Myanmar remained very precarious and that many human rights violations(executions, arbitrary arrest and detention, torture, inhuman treatment and violations of freedom of opinion, expression, association, movement and residence) continued to be reported.