Examples of using A persistent problem in English and their translations into Russian
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All indications are that this is a persistent problem.
Poverty is a persistent problem in the Asia-Pacific region.
The detention of our diplomatic bags has still remained a persistent problem.
Gender based violence is a persistent problem for women and girls in Malawi.
A persistent problem for skilled immigrants is the recognition of foreign credentials.
Uncontrolled small arms are a persistent problem on all continents.
This is a persistent problem, as demonstrated by the performance record over the past 10 years.
Overcrowding of schools has been a persistent problem in the occupied territories.
A persistent problem in this connection is the easy access by civilians to weapons and ammunition.
Intimate partner violence remains a persistent problem across the region.
This is a persistent problem that has been exacerbated by the austerity measures adopted in many countries since the crisis.
Accessing gender disaggregated information in this sector has been a persistent problem since 1993.
Gender inequality remains a persistent problem in social, economic and political life.
Despite robust growth in the region as a whole,poverty continues to be a persistent problem in many countries.
Unplanned visits to PHC are a persistent problem, which decreases the quality and duration of the visit.
Illegal bypasses at the Administrative Boundary Line andsmuggling activities constitute a persistent problem.
Unemployment in many places is a persistent problem, exacerbated by the economic crisis.
In addition, the number of out-of-school children in sub-Saharan Africa remains unacceptably high, and late enrolment is a persistent problem.
Switzerland highlighted that impunity remains a persistent problem, and that 98 per cent of crimes remain unpunished.
However, a persistent problem is that nursery schools are attended by only a minor share of Roma children approximately two-fifths.
In many countries, unequal access to education and health care is a persistent problem, especially with respect to girls.
The wage gap was a persistent problem: among workers with 13 or more years of schooling, the gap could be as great as 56 per cent.
In Kenya, as in many other countries, violence against women was a persistent problem within the family and community, and also in detention centres.
It was also a persistent problem for other United Nations human rights mechanisms and the situation had been deteriorating in recent years.
UNHCR stressed the lack of access to many of the camps andencampments of refugees in West Timor as a persistent problem greatly hindering the repatriation process to East Timor.
A persistent problem is that it has not been possible to integrate changes(usually improvements) in the quality of statistics into the measurement of productivity.
It is deplorable that despite the recommendations of the General Assembly and the Secretary-General,the task of expanding the membership of the Conference on Disarmament has become a persistent problem.
While it has been recorded as a persistent problem in several locations around the world since those days, it has also been identified as an emerging trend in numerous other destinations.
In addition to gender-based segregation in some occupations andworkplaces, pay inequity remains a persistent problem in industrialized countries and in the formal sectors of developing countries.
Structural wage discrimination was a persistent problem in Iceland and she would therefore like to know more about the progress made by the three working groups established to deal with that phenomenon.