Примери коришћења Serious obstacles на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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There are some serious obstacles.
Serious obstacles remain, however.
From the beginning of his reign,King Peter I faced serious obstacles.
Contractors say they face serious obstacles in the permit process.[Reuters].
From the beginning of his reign,my great-grandfather faced serious obstacles.
This has been one of the serious obstacles in the fight against corruption," Ilazi told SETimes.
They either consider that it doesn't exist or that there are serious obstacles to this freedom.
One should not underestimate the serious obstacles in the way of meeting poor countries' legitimate demands.
However, unlike the Republic of Albania,the Republic of Kosovo continues to have serious obstacles in consolidating its statehood.
Meanwhile, fintechs will likely face serious obstacles to establishing themselves in multiple jurisdictions, even as technology lowers barriers to entry.
Explicitly expressed asocial personality disorder,forming serious obstacles for adaptation in society.
Unfortunately, there are still serious obstacles for the return of refugees to the country of origin, particularly having in mind the increasingly frequent ethnically motivated incidents and hate speech.
But what is the problem and how to overcome this invisible barrier of uncertainty,which sometimes poses serious obstacles to our path?
The outcome of these discussions in Paris was the general conviction that there are no serious obstacles to our unity, which should be an expression of our shared convictions and spirit.
But what is the problem and how to overcome this invisible barrier of uncertainty,which sometimes poses serious obstacles to our path?
This also goes for serious obstacles that these persons still face when it comes to the exercise of their housing rights and pensions, reconstruction of houses, return of the agricultural land, use of script, employment in government institutions, etc.
Many see it as particularly valuable in rural,poorer or low-population areas that, in the past, often faced serious obstacles and limitations.
This also goes for serious obstacles that these persons still face when it comes to the exercise of their housing rights and pensions, reconstruction of houses, return of the agricultural land, use of script, employment in government institutions, etc.
Those who, while they disapprove of the character and measures of a government, yield to it their allegiance and support are undoubtedly its most conscientious supporters, andso the most serious obstacles to reform.”.
About three quarters of journalists(72%) thought that Serbia had a big problem regarding media freedom:there were either serious obstacles to its enforcement(67%) or no conditions in place at all for it(5%).1 Changes to evaluations in comparison to previous years are minor, but the trend is, nonetheless, negative.
Keynote speaker Hina Jilani, an advocate of the Supreme Court of Pakistan and former UN Special Representative of the Secretary General on Human Rights Defenders, told participants that, while the right to freedom of association is constitutionally guaranteed in most countries, there has been a notable rise in the number and range of laws and regulations infringing this right,resulting in serious obstacles to the work of human rights defenders.
It has been mutually acknowledged that regarding the plan of implementing the right to access information, there are evident results in Serbia, butthere are also very serious obstacles for its qualitative implementation, so in order to remove those obstacles, Slovenian experience and assistance might be very important.
These communities are still facing serious obstacles in the areas of security, return, freedom of movement, usage of their mother tongue, access to institutions, property rights. Taking into consideration the seriousness of the situation in the Province, Serbia has demonstrated its constructive approach and contributed to the status-neutral engagement of the Council of Europe.
It has been mutually acknowledged that regarding the plan of implementing the right to access information, there are evident results in Serbia, butthere are also very serious obstacles for its qualitative implementation, so in order to remove those obstacles, Slovenian experience and assistance might be very important.
These communities are still facing serious obstacles in the areas of security, return, freedom of movement, usage of their mother tongue, access to institutions, property rights. Taking into consideration the seriousness of the situation in the Province, Serbia has demonstrated its constructive approach and contributed to the status-neutral engagement of the Council of Europe.
This not only exacerbates the situation in Syria and complicates the establishment of political process butit also creates serious obstacles to normalizing the relations between Israel and the Arab States,” he said, adding that the US followed through with its decision while turning a blind eye to“the opinion and warnings at both international and regional levels.”.
The fact that the refugees from Croatia, to this day,continue to face serious obstacles in the exercise of their housing rights and pensions, reconstruction of homes, return of their agricultural land, use of script, employment in governmental institutions, etc. supports our position that the Recommendation was made before time and without consultation with all concerned.
The fact that a year and a half after the recommendation,refugees from Croatia still face serious obstacles in the exercise of their tenancy and pension rights, reconstruction of homes, restitution of agricultural land, use of Cyrillic script, employment in public institutions, etc, speaks in favour of our position.
The fact that the refugees from Croatia, to this day,continue to face serious obstacles in the exercise of their housing rights and pensions, reconstruction of homes, return of their agricultural land, use of script, employment in governmental institutions, etc. supports our position that the Recommendation was made before time and without consultation with all concerned.
The fact that a year and a half after the recommendation,refugees from Croatia still face serious obstacles in the exercise of their tenancy and pension rights, reconstruction of homes, restitution of agricultural land, use of Cyrillic script, employment in public institutions, etc, speaks in favour of our position.