Exemples d'utilisation de Was still fragile en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Her mind was still fragile.
He pointed out, however, that the situation was still fragile.
The global recovery was still fragile and downside risks continued to dominate.
At that time it was clear that he was still fragile.
They, however, felt that peace was still fragile and that the conditions for the lifting of the sanctions were yet to be fully met.
Those disasters hit the country when the recovery of the economy was still fragile.
The situation was still fragile.
They emphasized that there were still key tasks to be done and the situation was still fragile.
Doctors said she was still fragile.
Ms. Bakoru(Uganda) stated that the Government wanted to change things but the country was still fragile.
Indeed, the peace process that had been undertaken was still fragile and might once again be interrupted by further outbreaks of violence.
Nevertheless, I was uneasily aware that our success was still fragile.
Certainly, the peace process was still fragile and obstacles would arise along the way, especially since difficult issues remained to be dealt with.
The democracy that had just been reestablished in Nigeria was still fragile and it needed support.
However, that peace was still fragile as it depended on the Government's implementation not only of that agreement but of the Arusha Peace Agreement as well.
In this experiment,the quality of the representations of the task that the children had developed was still fragile.
The Republic was still fragile: veterans of the War of the three lines is then proposed to accompany the senators to protect and took the name of ghulams.
Everyone understood perfectly well that the country was still in a difficult situation andthat its institutional framework was still fragile.
The political situation was still fragile. The country had a history of instability and political coups thatwere resolved only with intervention by neighbouring countries.
He expressed cautious optimism about the general situation in the country,indicating that the peace process was still fragile and the point of no return to war had not been reached.
These incidents, which left at least seven people dead, many more injured and considerable property damage,brought home the fact that the security situation was still fragile.
While recent developments were much more promising, the situation was still fragile, the problems facing the country were enormous and pledged support was slow in arriving.
Democracy was still fragile in Kyrgyzstan and close cooperation with the United Nations system was essential both to create the human rights infrastructure and to establish the rule of law to strengthen it.
Considering the views expressed in the course of the mission's visit to South Africa,it was the understanding of the mission that the process of change through peaceful negotiation was still fragile and needed a more active support by the international community.
Forty years ago, when we met in Tanzania,independence was still fragile in many parts of Africa, if even no more than a vision and a longing, for instance for Namibians.
Noted that the collaboration between MINUSTAH and the Haitian National Police had contributed significantly to stabilizing security in the country's urban areas, especially in Port-au-Prince; nevertheless,they were concerned that the security situation was still fragile in some parts of the country.
In many other countries, where democracy was still fragile, presidential systems such as those in Latin America, where judges were often pressured by the executive, the prerogatives of the legislature must be preserved.
Following the third roundof the Arusha talks, there was a need for the United Nations Office in Burundi to continue to monitor the internal political and security situation, which was still fragile, and to help create an enabling environment for sustained commitment by Burundians to negotiate in good faith during the subsequent rounds.
President Waldeck-Rousseau 's Republican Defense government was still fragile, and he favored a pardon in order to stop"revisionist agitation" and to avoid"six months of controversy and insults." His notes for the Council of Ministers for 12 September show that he sensed that the pardon would be perceived by the anti-Dreyfusards as"a pledge of amnesty.
In a statement to the press made on 10 June 2004, following the Council's midterm review of the sanctions on Liberia in accordance with resolution 1521(2003), the President of the Council noted, inter alia,that the peace process in Liberia was still fragile and that the conditions for the lifting of sanctions were yet to be fully met.