Examples of using Difficult access in English and their translations into Arabic
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A difficult access to information.
Al-Serraj has implemented several projects in the besieged areas, difficult access areas and refugee camps.
Difficult access to social security benefits.
It is particularly concerned by the level of unemployment among foreigners and the difficult access to employment of members of ethnic minorities.
Difficult access to production and processing equipment for agricultural products;
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It is also concerned at the low level of support and difficult access to health care for rejected asylum-seekers.(arts. 11 and 2).
Difficult access to the world trading system is an enormous obstacle to development.
At sites of displaced persons and regrouped populations, the difficult access to food and water is the main problem, especially for women and children.
Difficult access to the world trading system, however, is an enormous obstacle to development.
Overall programme implementation in Ethiopia was constrained by security and difficult access to programme areas, especially in eastern Ethiopia, during 1994.
Without tourism, difficult access, all to see the incredible turtles of the Nicaraguan Pacific.
There is a critical lack ofhumanitarian funding due to donor fatigue, difficult access and the low absorption capacity of stakeholders.
(f) Difficult access to certain health services for pregnant women, owing to their high cost(e.g., Caesarean sections);
The decline of public confidence in thecurrent judicial system also stems from the difficult access to judicial remedies and from the delays with which cases are tried.
Difficult access to finance is another major growth constraint for SMEs in developing countries.
Indirect effects of armed conflict, such as the collapse of health-care systems or difficult access to health care, caused children ' s health to suffer.
(e) Difficult access to prenatal care for some pregnant women, owing to poor road infrastructure in the areas where they live;
The implementation of the mandate of MONUSCOcontinued to be adversely affected by the volatile security situation, including difficult access to some locations in the eastern part of the country.
Difficult access to population centres, as the lack of proper infrastructure often makes travel impossible during the rainy season;
Africa continues to suffer the negative effects of the problems of external debt,deteriorating terms of trade, difficult access for its products to international markets and decreased investment.
Difficult access to information was another serious impediment to our timely application to participate in meetings and conferences.
For the mining sector,reference was made to growing barriers to entry and more difficult access to land as key challenges in expanding the supply of certain minerals.
Difficult access to migrants and the absence of secure transit facilities in the west and south of the country remain the greatest challenges to direct assistance.
Moreover, owing to their insolvency and difficult access to international financial markets, those countries ran the greatest risk of being marginalized.
The difficult access to these older sites for displaced persons gives rise to concerns about the living conditions of the people who are residents there, in particular widows, the elderly and children, who often live in intolerable hardship.
Lack of financial resources and qualified personnel, difficult access to information, resistance to change, and the related costs of setting up the system and certification are major constraints for SMEs.
There is no doubt that difficult access to technological advances and to financing for innovative education systems limits young people ' s possibilities in entering the job market.
It is also concerned about the difficult access to registration centres due to their location as well as the cost incurred to obtain registration certificates, which constitutes a significant obstacle, especially for poor families.
In 2004, CRC was also concerned about the difficult access to birth registration procedures, particularly for children of African descent, indigenous children and those living in rural areas and border areas.
The Committee is concerned about the difficult access to birth registration procedures, which particularly affect children of African descent, indigenous children and children living in rural areas and in border areas with Colombia and Costa Rica.