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Well, maybe not the same difficulties.
The same difficulties have been reported by UNRWA.
Bilateral funding andspecial programmes of support to Haiti experience the same difficulties.
The same difficulties applied to imports.
Other regions of the world too are experiencing the same difficulties that threaten international peace and security.
The same difficulties are experienced concerning non-print products.
Moreover in both cases- office movings and transportation of furniture for living rooms,people are faced with the same difficulties.
The same difficulties apply to many other establishments.
He noted that foreign investors as investors were forced to overcome the same difficulties, which all Latvian entrepreneurs faced as well.
But these same difficulties enhance the merit and the significance of what you have achieved.
A fact-finding mission dispatched jointly by the United Nations and the Organization of African Unity(OAU)could be subject to the same difficulties.
Mutatis mutandis, the same difficulties would be encountered in the case of the draft articles on State responsibility.
A decentralized UNIDO with stronger field offices, a weaker Headquarters andredeployed staff would face exactly the same difficulties.
All Eastern European countries face the same difficulties in reintegrating collaborationist movements into their national past.
Mr. Wins(Uruguay) said that, as a developing country,Uruguay felt solidarity with Member States facing the same difficulties it did.
The same difficulties exist in other forums where a better balance of specialists is equally desirable.
In general, refugees and IDPs who have returned home face the same difficulties and challenges as other disempowered populations in their home communities.
The same difficulties, same test, and the same struggle and overcome the same dark evil-make of ruin seekers of light.
While it was true that the Roma lived in settlements with little infrastructure and no access to drinking water,villagers sometimes encountered the same difficulties.
The residents of Balti are experiencing the same difficulties as the residents of the whole republic- despair, poverty, low level of medicine and education.
With reference to the many ethnic groups in Suriname, it must be noted that children from other ethnic groups also face the same difficulties; particularly children living in the districts.
The Government also indicated that the same difficulties had prevented it from collecting data and preparing surveys and from undertaking a national evaluation of jobs.
The non-Armenian Catholics enjoyfreedom of religion and worship, but they encounter the same difficulties and obstacles as those facing"official" minorities.
The people of Iraq faced the same difficulties as the rest of the world, but the nation's development would also depend on political dialogue, national reconciliation and reconstruction.
The Inter-American draft declaration is quite similar in scope to the United Nations declaration, but differs in some essential points;its adoption is also facing some of the same difficulties.
Countries in transition have some of the same difficulties, aggravated by organizational problems related to the transfer from public to private ownership.
The European Union noted that,since the 2004 report of the Secretary-General on the future work of the Working Group on Communications on the Status of Women, the Working Group had continued to face the same difficulties in carrying out its mandate.
In South-East Asia,which was faced with many of the same difficulties, ethnic issues and gaining entrance to the national society and access to its services had been highlighted.
It should be noted that many other international and regional organizations as well as funding agencies have been experiencing the same difficulties with programmes and projects intended to promote sub-regional cooperation in Central Asia.
What is more, the accused faces the same difficulties: it is even possible that an innocent defendant may be found guilty because he or she cannot fully defend himself or herself owing to difficulties in collecting enough evidence to prove his or her innocence.