在 英语 中使用 Persistent challenge 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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Persistent challenges.
Diagnosing zinc deficiency is a persistent challenge.
Persistent challenges remained in ensuring effective consultation of indigenous peoples.
Keeping pace with the development of big data technology is a persistent challenge.
A persistent challenge is to improve the quality of early learning programmes as they grow in number.
Developing productive capacity and mobilizing resources for development remain persistent challenges.
First, though, comes a significant and persistent challenge: getting more Canadians to join.
However, malicious exploitation of inlineinstallation had been a comparatively minor but persistent challenge for Google.
Undoubtedly the most persistent challenge was inequality, with about one in three humans lacking access to improved sanitation.
It also examines the current youth employment crisis and the persistent challenge of rural poverty.
A persistent challenge was that of determining how to deal with the growth of mega-cities and urban sprawl in a sustainable manner.
I am alsoconcerned that election-related violence has been a persistent challenge in several West African countries.
The persistent challenge of youth unemployment and underemployment has been aggravated by the financial and economic crisis, especially in the developed countries.
However, malicious exploitation of inlineinstallation had been a comparatively minor but persistent challenge for Google.
A persistent challenge in this regard is the issue of enhancing the development impact of foreign investment including through its contribution to job creation.
However, malicious exploitation of inlineinstallation had been a comparatively minor but persistent challenge for Google.
A further persistent challenge was plagues of locusts, which regularly devastated the country' s agriculture, constituting a danger equal to any other environmental disaster.
This is more the case for large corporations than for smaller firms butis a persistent challenge when attempting to understand a business.
Government has noted that in spite of the enactment of the Prevention of Domestic Violence Act in 2006,violence against women remains a persistent challenge.
But Heise and Dawson arrive at positions whose divergence reflects the persistent challenge of coming to terms with the human meaning of extinction.
Another persistent challenge which merits special focus is the role of developing countries in defining the Multilateral Trading System so that it can fully play its role in development.
Ensuring that all external and domestic resources work together incontributing to national development objectives remains a persistent challenge for all developing countries.
Participants reflected on advances achieved in recent years and persistent challenges in regards to LGBTI rights and access to health, education, employment and social protection.
General awareness and knowledge of trafficking in women and girls continues to be low, and securing the necessary funding for initiatives, including capacity-building,remains a persistent challenge.
Not only does illiteracy continue to represent a persistent challenge, but notions of what constitutes a minimum threshold of functional literacy are changing as a result of progress in science and technology.
It is also imperative to address the acute youth employment crisis through effective policy measures andto tackle the persistent challenge of rural poverty through a decent-work-centred approach.
The States Parties expressed the view that a persistent challenge remains in translating increased understanding on victim assistance into tangible improvements in the quality of daily life of mine victims.
A workshop held in Bujumbura from 27 to 29 November to assess progress in implementing the electoral road map showed that mistrust between the Government andthe opposition remained a persistent challenge.
Of equal concern is the persistent challenge of climate change, especially for small island developing States such as the Bahamas, where 80 per cent of our landmass is within 1.5 metres of sea level.
Another persistent challenge is to improve the quality of democracies with ineffective public service provision, centralized decision-making processes, persistent corruption, and an inability to govern, prevent and manage conflicts.