Examples of using Continues to be a challenge in English and their translations into Arabic
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Their effective application, however, continues to be a challenge.
Com know that it continues to be a challenge for players across the globe.
Their implementation of those efforts, however, continues to be a challenge.
Although the planning process continues to be a challenge, in general, there has been some progress in the reduction of time to deploy contingents.
However, achieving greater inter-agency collaboration continues to be a challenge.
Crucially, in The Gambia, secondary education continues to be a challenge, as most of the schools at this level are privately operated, thus rendering access difficult for children from poor families, particularly in the peri-urban areas.
In most conflict situations, however, securing humanitarian access continues to be a challenge.
We believe the long-term management and disposal of spent fuel and waste continues to be a challenge in light of the growing use of nuclear electric energy and the increase in the spent fuel inventory.
However, obtaining updated data for most of the quantitative goal andoutcome indicators continues to be a challenge.
We recognize that violence against women and girls continues to be a challenge for the global development agenda.
However, the establishment of a systematic andreliable data collection system that can be used by all continues to be a challenge.
However, the effective completion of the peace-building stage continues to be a challenge for the consolidation of democracy in the region.
UNICEF noted that access to safe spaces for recreation and leisure for children and their families continues to be a challenge.
Recognizing that ensuring the availability of sufficient financial andtechnical resources continues to be a challenge for the adequate implementation of Article 6 of the Convention for all Parties, in particular developing countries.
As mentioned above, the National Council for Human Rights has observed thatinstilling a human rights culture in Egypt continues to be a challenge.
While the allocation of financial resources driven by results continues to be a challenge, UNFPA seeks to demonstrate improvement in this area by aligning the results in the budget proposal with the results framework of its strategic plan.
Obtaining adequate funding andfinancial resources for implementing the recommendations of UNISPACE III continues to be a challenge.
However, approval for the required level of resources continues to be a challenge for the Organization.
According to the Ministry of Communities and Returns, reintegration of minority communities,especially the Kosovo Serb community, continues to be a challenge.
It is apparent that exercising the right to freedom of association continues to be a challenge for defenders in many countries.
However, the provision of safe drinking water, health care, food and protection to an estimated2.8 million internally displaced persons continues to be a challenge.
UNICEF indicated that the highly fragmented administrative and political structure continues to be a challenge in relation to the fulfilment of human rights.
Translating findings and recommendations resulting from expert group meetings into concrete steps to support decision makers in member countries continues to be a challenge.
However, the establishment andexpansion of YFHS within national health systems continues to be a challenge, given limited capacity in many cases.
While in most cases the analysis has contributed to policy changes, translating these into the regulatory, budgetary andsystemic changes required to improve the lives of the most disadvantaged children continues to be a challenge.
Finding appropriate service delivery models to reach adolescents,particularly unmarried and/or rural adolescents, continues to be a challenge worldwide.
The European Union is concerned that, particularly in situations of complex emergencies,the preservation of humanitarian space continues to be a challenge.
Owing to the large volumes of projects reviewed(1 660 in 2003)and difficulties in finding qualified staff, this continues to be a challenge.
Evaluations of reproductive health interventions focusing on adolescents showed that finding appropriate service delivery models to reach adolescents,particularly unmarried and/or rural adolescents, continues to be a challenge worldwide.