Примеры использования To face problems на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Poland has been the first Central or Eastern European country that has had to face problems of drug addiction.
They tended to face problems, including violation of rights, such as torture and rape.
Workers in the informal sector continue to face problems related to social protection.
Four Parties seemed to face problems with the definition of enclosed waters or reported in another section of the report see para. 77 above.
Tourists failing to produce their passports and not apply for a visa at the police,you risk to face problems when leaving the country.
However, prison facilities continue to face problems of overcrowding, lack of water, and health and sanitation facilities.
We would like to launchtrial broadcasting in April since the license term expires and unless we are on air by April we are going to face problems,” he clarified.
Palestinians living in East Jerusalem continued to face problems with regard to residency permits A/HRC/13/54, para. 37.
Although the General Assembly had emphasized the importance of expediting the settlement of death and disability claims,her country continued to face problems in that regard.
Poland was also hit by a storm in July this year andnow has to face problems arising from a volume of windthrown timber of 3.5 million m3.
LLDCs continue to face problems associated with their geography, in particular persistently problematic trade transaction costs.
Description: This activity mainly aims at identifying andproviding tools to face problems related to the existing housing stock and its management.
Palestinians continued to face problems reaching their places of work, schools and hospitals, and standards of health and education continued to deteriorate.
Given the fact that there is no single policy on labour migration within the EU,Moldova is expected to face problems related to readmission in 2007.
However, aid workers continue to face problems reaching vulnerable populations and are increasingly becoming the targets of deliberate attacks.
Similarly, the Conference on Disarmament-- the only multilateral disarmament negotiating body-- continues to face problems with regard to its programme of work.
Moreover, most developing countries continued to face problems of poverty and lack of adequate infrastructure, human resource development and technological strength.
She wants no child to be deprived of parental care, suffer from serious diseases, every child to growup with sound health, surrounded by parents, and not to face problems that would deeply affect their memory.
UNHCR reported that refugees andasylum-seekers continued to face problems with regard to the birth registration of their children born in Ecuador.
We also continue to face problems regarding funding, shortage of workers, inadequate health infrastructure, stigma and high levels of poverty, which hinder the realization of universal access.
With regard to the host country travel controls,some delegations continued to face problems which impeded their participation in United Nations meetings.
Palestinians continued to face problems reaching their places of work, schools and hospitals, and standards of health and education continued to deteriorate.
The Pacific island countries, containing ecological, economic and social features very different from their neighbouring countries in Asia,continued to face problems related to their relative isolation and lack of sustained growth.
Noting with concern that the International Tribunal continues to face problems in the relocation of acquitted persons and convicted persons who have completed serving their sentences.
Kosovo Serbs continued to face problems related to the issuance of Kosovo identification cards by the Kosovo authorities, who do not recognize birth certificates issued by the Serbian authorities prior to June 1999.
Obviously, follow-up to the Barbados Programme of Action was rather slow, andmost of the island developing States continued to face problems in that field that went beyond their financial and technical measure.
Noting with concern that the International Tribunal continues to face problems in the relocation of acquitted persons and convicted persons who have completed serving their sentences, and emphasizing the importance of successful relocation of such persons.
We agree with his assessment that these developments indicate promising opportunities for establishing peace andstability in regions that continue to face problems and that there is a general trend towards addressing the economic problems of many States.
The Joint Fact-Finding Group continued to face problems in ensuring continuity of evidence, e.g. by sealing the scene of incidents pending the Group's arrival and ensuring relevant representation at its meetings, especially by the Abkhaz side.