Examples of using Continuing challenges in English and their translations into Russian
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Continuing challenges.
Lessons learned and continuing challenges.
Continuing challenges.
Shortfalls, new and continuing challenges.
Continuing challenges.
Current responses and continuing challenges.
IX. Continuing challenges.
All Governments reported continuing challenges.
III. Continuing challenges.
Implementation of the Mauritius Strategy: progress,lessons learned and continuing challenges Overview.
III. Continuing challenges.
III. Implementation of the Mauritius Strategy: progress,lessons learned and continuing challenges.
IX. Continuing challenges.
The manufacture and abuse of amphetamine-type stimulants are continuing challenges in the region.
VI. Continuing challenges.
The report's introduction conveys a sense of the Council's response to new and continuing challenges.
III. Continuing challenges.
They outline the successes of the campaign against racial discrimination as well as the continuing challenges.
III. Continuing challenges.
The analysis of experience in improving access to sanitation suggests the following conclusions and continuing challenges.
VII. Continuing challenges.
National Millennium Development Goal reports present trends andidentify achievements and continuing challenges.
Continuing challenges and obstacles.
And of the positive developments referred to in the report, and notes the continuing challenges in the implementation of its resolution 1612(2005) reflected therein.
Continuing challenges and opportunities.
She also proposed that the Secretary-General should initiate a study on the impact of the continuing challenges in the quest to eliminate violence against women.
VI. Continuing challenges and obstacles.
The report also highlights constraints and obstacles that countries have encountered in the implementation of these goals and targets,and reflects continuing challenges in the implementation process.
III. Continuing challenges and opportunities.
Participants will have the opportunity to take stock collectively of current progress,to assess future prospects and to discuss continuing challenges, as well as to consider relevant new institutional developments.