Examples of using Problem remained in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
For over four hundred years, the problem remained.
However, the problem remained a serious one.
I solved the boot manager, as you showed, but the problem remained.
At the same time, the debt problem remained a matter of concern.
One problem remained: how to measure the effectiveness of the agency and the impact of their actions.
Twenty-three years had passed, however, and the Cyprus problem remained unresolved.
However, the problem remained acute for the poorest developing countries.
Mr. BRUNI CELLI observed that since only certain promotion requests were referred to the Senate, the problem remained.
The problem remained serious, however, and resources were needed for rehabilitation schemes.
Mr. Salim(India) said that, more than five decades since the founding of UNHCR, the refugee problem remained persistent and global.
The problem remained of providing legal assistance to the Division, but this should be solved in the near future by recruiting a legal expert.
While the Working Group endorsed the continued application of thelow per capita income allowance, the problem remained of how to arrive at specific parameters.
But the problem remained that draft article 26, paragraph 9, had been drafted as a footnote but had somehow ended up as part of the text.
Mr. Nobel suggested, however,that the Tampere conclusions were more rhetorical than substantive. The problem remained one of mustering the necessary will.
The unemployment problem remained a formidable challenge in 1997 for many of the countries of the region, in particular those with more diversified economies.
While the offer by Ethiopia, Thailand and Mexico to host regional courses in 2012 and2013 would alleviate the first obstacle, the funding problem remained.
The external debt problem remained the scourge of developing countries, particularly the least developed, as well as lower-middle and middle-income countries.
Mr. Birmingham(Member of the Legislative Council of the Falkland Islands) said that the problem remained the same, namely, that Argentina continued to believe that it owned the Falkland Islands.
However, a more fundamental problem remained: if the proposal was implemented, those Member States that paid their peacekeeping assessments promptly and in full would be subsidizing those that did not.
Mr. Knyazhinski(Russian Federation) said that, despite the encouraging decrease in the number of refugees anddisplaced persons around the world, the problem remained acute and required the full implementation of the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees and its 1967 Protocol.
The problem remained, however, of fully anchoring sustainable development in rural development plans and strategies, particularly in view of the threat posed by environmental degradation to the livelihoods of rural people.
Though progress was made in reducing the inflationary pressures in many ESCWA countries,the unemployment problem remained acute in most countries of the region owing to the slow-down in economic activities and the relatively high population growth rates.
However, the problem remained that the Civil Code did not apply to all women in the Philippines, owing to the existence, alongside the Family Code, of the Code of Muslim Personal Laws and customary law(on which the Committee had no information).
It had concluded that a technical solution was possible and had, in fact, explored more than one such solution, three of which were analysed inthe report that was being submitted to the General Assembly. The problem remained that those solutions would, in the opinion of the Commission, create insurmountable legal and administrative difficulties and it had therefore once again recommended to the Assembly the maintenance of the status quo.
However, the problem remained and, according to NGO reports, there had been cases of trafficking in pregnant Bulgarian women at the border with Greece for the sale in Greece of their newborn children, as well as cases of trafficking in Roma children.
In that connection, limiting the requirements referred to in paragraph 2 of article 7 to theterritorial State would be an improvement, but the problem remained that to require the territorial State to be a party to the Statute or to have accepted the jurisdiction of the Court would impose severe restrictions on the Court's ability to intervene in cases of genocide and crimes against humanity.
But the problem remained of the external debt of many other countries not in that category, and the international financing institutions involved would need additional funds so that they could continue to function normally without reducing their loans to such countries.
Since the pressures that had originally created the problem remained, in Kenya and other areas, such as West Africa, his delegation looked forward to follow-up reports and laid particular stress on recommendation 6, whereby the UNHCR Inspector General should establish a procedure for speedy referral to OIOS of information obtained via the external reporting process relating to UNHCR staff wrongdoing.
The unemployment problem remained a formidable challenge in 1997 for many of the countries of the region, especially in the more diversified economies, a problem that has been compounded over the years by the region's relatively high population growth, low economic growth rates and overstaffing in the public sector.
The problem remains.