Examples of using Face challenges in English and their translations into Russian
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Both face challenges.
The European Union andEastern Partnership face challenges.
You also face challenges from within.
However, despite the progress,we still face challenges.
Norwegian Roma face challenges in several areas.
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There are different groups of children, andour teachers often face challenges.
But we face challenges to which we need to respond.
Domestic policy may also face challenges in the courts.
Countries face challenges in conducting quality assurance of medicines 2.
Most young competition agencies face challenges in these areas.
Moreover, NGOs face challenges in raising funds and identifying participants.
However, the regions most in need of resources still face challenges in collecting taxes.
Minorities also face challenges when participating in majority parties.
Almost ten years after having signed the peace agreements and in the context of a process that has been overall successful,we still face challenges in consolidating of the rule of law and promoting democracy.
Developing countries face challenges in building capacity to effectively regulate.
Judicial institutions in the former Yugoslavia still face challenges in coordinating their activities.
However, they still face challenges that constrain their ability to make tangible progress in that regard.
Some developed countries also face challenges in meeting the 2020 goal.
LSG bodies face challenges in performing even their own functions as a result of the shortage of financial resources.
Agricultural and rural actors face challenges in at least four key areas.
Many countries face challenges in the areas of capacity and technical skills for combating these forms of crime.
Cross-cutting Challenges Developing countries often face challenges in implementing best practices in QI development.
Countries also face challenges regarding the cleaner use of fossil fuels and use of new and existing adaptation technologies.
However, the Agency andthe United Nations face challenges that necessitate an even bolder approach.
All basin countries face challenges with managing water resources in the Amu Darya Basin.
Even now, Uzbekistani citizens face challenges in obtaining clean, reliable water.
Those that are operational face challenges, including institutional and regulatory gaps and missing intra- and intermodal links, which hamper the operational readiness of rail linkages.
It is recognized that all States face challenges in the implementation of the resolution.
Larger and more competitive developing countries face challenges in effectively securing improved market access, as regional trade agreements often preserve high tariffs on import-sensitive products that have attracted high protection on a most-favoured-nation basis, including dairy, sugar and apparels.
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