Примеры использования Remain to be solved на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Many important issues remain to be solved.
It also offered a useful opportunity for an exchange of views with the country's leadership on the problems that remain to be solved.
Many important issues remain to be solved.
Disagreements remain to be solved on the nature and number of participants in the thematic hearings, further holding up the process.
Many important issues in Bosnia and Herzegovina remain to be solved.
Yet major issues remain to be solved, such as the scope of the treaty and basic obligations, the shape of the international monitoring system, the financing of verification activities, the future CTBT organization.
At the same time,we know that many important issues remain to be solved.
In fact, few vestiges of colonialism remain to be solved; ethnic groups and nationalities, prohibited cultures and the prosecuted now work together in pride to design a polychromatic world that calls for equality in difference and tolerance towards diversity.
We are fully aware that many important issues remain to be solved.
The Committee also appreciates thefrankness of the report, which shows the Republic of Korea's consciousness of the problems that remain to be solved and its awareness of the need for further improvements to be made with regard to inadequate and unacceptable practices and institutions.
Although the initial phase of the emergency has now passed,problems related to the closures remain to be solved.
The programme analyzes and assesses activities in this field, anddefines those problems which remain to be solved.
So I understand that it is important, I suppose, for all delegations to have an idea, and I suppose from you, through your bilateral or group consultations,about what difficulties remain to be solved, so that we can make up our minds and say if we understand or not the difficulties, if we can go along or if we can propose other ways of solving the matter.
We welcome with satisfaction all efforts to foster confidence and deal with whatever questions remain to be solved.
The Special Rapporteur was particularly impressed by the significant dialogue currently taking place between the Dinka and Baggaara tribes,despite the complexity of the problems that remain to be solved, and by the courage shown by the CEAWC authorities in discharging the fundamental task of helping the victims of the heinous practice of abduction and forced labour, which is an indication of the willingness of the Government to tackle this issue.
The Inspectors ascertained that some of these issues remain to be solved.
Although there has been some improvement in creating conditions for free anddemocratic elections, serious problems remain to be solved.
At the same time, it is obvious that many questions still remain to be solved.
In conclusion to the second session, the Session Organiser noted that considerable progress has been made in the measurement of human capital, even thougha number of issues remain to be solved.
While good progress has been made, key procedural issues remain to be solved.
The plan was considered to have been implemented satisfactorily, but some major problems still remain to be solved.
But despite such positive movement, a number of major security, economic, social and humanitarian problems remain to be solved.
The Chair noted that the region has made notable progress in the 2008 SNA implementation even though challenges andmethodological issues remain to be solved in the coming years.
Mr. Albus stated that the WMTC group had considered the issues that remained to be solved.
Many legal, educational, psychological, medical andsocial problems remained to be solved.
Some problems remained to be solved, however, such as the issue of land rights, which was especially important in the light of the spiritual significance of the land for indigenous peoples.
Despite the Committee's notable successes, many problems remained to be solved, including the most difficult one: the right of the people of Western Sahara to self-determination.
Germany supported the idea of preparing a manual for practitioners in the enforcement of environmental laws, although the question of costs remained to be solved.
It was widely felt that prospects for a successful conclusion of the Uruguay Round had brightened,although the most sensitive issues remained to be solved in order to achieve a balanced and comprehensive package of results.