Examples of using Continue to face in English and their translations into Danish
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They continue to face famine disaster.
Persons who are in work continue to face inequalities.
We continue to face many complex challenges, in a world that is changing fast.
However, the new group will continue to face strong competition.
Many countries continue to face difficulty in separating economic growth and development from continued resource extraction.
We are very well aware of the challenges we continue to face in this area.
Meanwhile, many Americans continue to face change in their homes, bank accounts and jobs.
The Council recognises that many developing countries continue to face serious problems.
Otherwise, we will continue to face the problems caused by the crisis- the unemployment and the deficits.
Lately they have been fighting hard for equality, but they continue to face certain difficulties.
Roma communities in Europe continue to face unacceptable levels of prejudice and, in many cases, violence.
The Miss Universe Pageant also highlights the problems mixed-race Japanese continue to face in their home country of Japan.
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It becomes really difficult to work on that program, application,or game if you continue to face this error.
The Roma continue to face widespread discrimination and difficulties in social and economic life, as underlined in last year's reports.
It found that Radio andTV Martí broadcasts continue to face jamming by the Cuban government.
Many EU economies continue to face significant challenges in the form of external liabilities, private sector indebtedness and ongoing adjustments in housing markets.
Roma communities, the European Union's largest ethnic minority, continue to face persistent discrimination and segregation.
SMEs continue to face bureaucratic hurdles, large enterprises continue to access subsidies with ease, while medium-sized enterprises are reduced practically to the status of supplicants.
If this problem is not dealt with from the point of view of conscience and humanitarian spirit, regional andworld peace will continue to face a potential threat.
If this is not negotiated,European farmers will continue to face unfair competition, and will suffer losses and discrimination in relation to competitors outside the European Union.
Famine(Mali, Niger), conflict(Côte d'Ivoire, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Darfur) and disease(HIV/AIDS) are just a few examplesof the daily scourges that continue to face the African continent.
We will continue to face the difficult problems of trafficking gangs and all the crime associated with that, to say nothing of the continuing shortage of labour in key industries, both skilled and unskilled.
(PT) I voted in favour of the Gurmai report on the situation of women in the Balkans, because it calls attention to the fact that,in spite of economic growth, the women of this part of Europe continue to face countless forms of discrimination.
Women also continue to face specific threats, including online harassment."The news is filled with reports of our colleagues, journalists getting killed, wounded, imprisoned all over the world," said UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador for Freedom of Expression and Journalist Safety, Christiane Amanpour.
If we are not going to take specific measures and if we are not going to make major changes in terms of approach,millions of young Roma will continue to face social exclusion and marginalisation throughout their entire lives.
What this means to me is that, starting from now, European institutions alongside Member States must make progress towards abolishing the borders inside the EU,as citizens continue to face administrative and legal obstacles which seem to prevent them from exercising their right to live and work in the Member State of their choice.
The second example concerns the deportation by Germany, Belgium and Austria of Roma to Kosovo, with which these countries have concluded readmission agreements even though the UNHCR, in its guidelines of 9 November, considers that, andI quote,'the Roma, inhabiting any part of Kosovo, continue to face serious restrictions to their freedom of movement and the exercise of fundamental human rights[…] and there are reports of threats and physical violence perpetrated against these communities.
Nonetheless, the country continues to face many pressing challenges, including the political criteria.
The Commission continues to face a paradoxical reality between Member States' jurisdiction to regulate this area and the complaints lodged by gambling providers against the restrictions imposed nationally.