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For all that, we do not wish to be an obstacle to its adoption.
The purpose of this declaration was to encourage the enjoyment of human rights and not to be an obstacle to them.
External debt continued to be an obstacle to development and economic growth.
Lack of awareness and understanding of the role of women in various sectors also continues to be an obstacle.
The level of charges does not yet seem to be an obstacle to the access to information.
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Despite cancellation of the debts of some of the most heavily indebted poor countries,external debt continued to be an obstacle to development.
Independence does not need to be an obstacle to cooperation and coordination between bodies.
The persistence of poverty continued to be an obstacle to achieving the goals of sustainable development.
The events of 2010 indicate that severer provisions regarding the right to public assembly have not proved to be an obstacle in organising various protests.
The absence of such data continued to be an obstacle to the development of adequate response mechanisms.
Others, such as Cyprus, found the reluctance of women victims to report trafficking and exploitation, or to seek support and assistance, to be an obstacle.
Undoubtedly, the sanctions continue to be an obstacle to an improvement in the relations with the USA, even if their severity is reduced.
With regard to HIV/AIDS,the pandemic continues to be an obstacle to the development efforts made by the Government of Burundi.
Another challenge is the identification and mobilization of resources for article 4 implementation,which some States parties have reported to be an obstacle.
Extradition proceedings can prove to be an obstacle to the success of criminal cases, including smuggling of migrants cases.
The recruitment of retirees, who remain in the Organization years past their retirement date,continues to be an obstacle to the career development and recruitment of young staff.
We considered such a step to be an obstacle to continuing negotiations and, since it was clearly intended to pursue other political ends, Armenia opposed the motion.
There can, therefore, be no doubt that Eritrea continues to be an obstacle to peace and to the implementation of the OAU peace plan.
It would also be interesting to know how many womenambassadors there were and whether women working in the Federal Foreign Office found part-time working to be an obstacle to promotion.
Eritrea dragged Ethiopia into war in 1998 andnow continues to be an obstacle to the normalization of relations between the two countries and peoples.
In some countries, the presence of state bodies with many official functions but without clearly defined areas of responsibility is considered to be an obstacle to the implementation of PPP projects.
In other words, stigma anddiscrimination continue to be an obstacle in rolling out universal access to all PLHIV in need of ARVs.
Despite the obvious requirement for the collection of disability data, the paucity of data on disability andinconsistencies in methodology used to measure disability continue to be an obstacle in promoting disability-inclusive development.
The lack of such authorization in some States has proved to be an obstacle to effective international cooperation in cross-border cases.
Moreover, in States where communication facilities are limited or access to Government offices is constrained,it may prove to be an obstacle for individuals and entities seeking an exemption.
Subsection 2 of this paragraph may prove to be an obstacle as application of the restraining order requires the consent of the victim.
In 2005, an ILO Committee of Experts welcomed the Government's adoption of a"Diversity Charter" in October 2004, and noted a report, commissioned by the Ministry of Labour, Social Cohesion and Housing in 2005,confirming that ethnic origin continues to be an obstacle at the recruitment stage, regardless of the level of education or qualifications of the applicant.