Examples of using Continue to limit in English and their translations into Russian
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In addition, economic conditions continue to limit the volume of activity in the financial markets.
In certain areas of the country, strong social andcultural norms continue to limit women's public role.
Nevertheless, those offers continue to limit access mainly to highly skilled professionals.
In Kabul, the increasingly effective Afghan national security forces continue to limit insurgent attacks.
Its remoteness, size and vulnerability continue to limit opportunities for the economic growth of the Marshall Islands.
Nevertheless, in certain areas of the country, strong social andcultural norms continue to limit women's public role.
Several factors continue to limit the impact of strategies that have been introduced or are proposed in this context.
Despite these gains, security constraints continue to limit humanitarian assistance programmes.
Tariff peaks continue to limit market access and thus affect the ability of African countries to maximize export earnings.
Access and movement restrictions imposed by the Government of Israel continue to limit the movement of people, goods and services.
In addition, economic conditions continue to limit the volume of activity in the financial markets, which may not be reflective of the values for financial instruments.
This lack of response points to the need to identify the constraints that continue to limit export performance.
Gender discrimination and stereotyping continue to limit the full development and access to services of girls and young women.
Persistent and pervasive unemployment- totalling 205 million in 2010 worldwide- will continue to limit domestic demand growth prospects.
Many countries continue to limit fundamental freedoms, and Governments face problems of public sector efficiency, transparency and accountability.
It is imperative that women find a way to remove the shackles of poverty that continue to limit women's full participation in our democracy.
External debt will continue to limit the ability of the Sudan to benefit from ODA and other sources of funding needed for development projects.
The Committee is also concerned that certain traditional societal attitudes continue to limit children, especially girls, from freely expressing their views.
Those barriers continue to limit prospects for widespread deployment of such technologies in developing countries without financial support from developed countries.
However, the insufficiency of their own resources, the fact that official development assistance(ODA) has decreased, andthe burden of their debt continue to limit their ambitions.
Persistent attacks by LRA in the south-east also continue to limit access, while also increasing fear among the local communities.
For the immediate future and until permanent economic arrangements arereached between Israel and Palestine, the Paris Protocol will continue to limit the PA's scope for policy autonomy.
In addition, economic conditions continue to limit the volume of activity in the financial markets, which may not be reflective of the values for financial instruments.
The Russian Federation continues to display some characteristics of an emerging market andeconomic conditions continue to limit the volume of activity in the financial markets.
Traditional biases continue to limit women's access to education and productive assets, and decision-making roles in the family and public life.
It is also proving very difficult to mobilize financial resources for investment in wastewater treatment and this will continue to limit improvements in water quality.
Of concern are laws and policies that continue to limit women's access to decision-making roles and that erode the advancements made by women in education.
While general humanitarian accesshas continued to improve, government restrictions in southern Blue Nile continue to limit the capacity for humanitarian action.
Despite these positive developments,the authorities continue to limit access to certain areas at great cost to civilians who are in desperate need of assistance.
Weak supply capacities and high transport costs in least developed countries, combined with trade barriers andhigh subsidies among their competitors, continue to limit their export growth.