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The benefits, however, often continue to be shared unequally.
Plans often continued the Roman basilica tradition, but also took influences from as far away as Syria and Armenia.
Festivities, games and songs, often continue during the next day.
Labour migrants often continue working despite illness, and common infections can worsen and prolong 3,12,28.
It has been observed that the online chat often continues in real life.
The minors concerned often continued to work, but with lesser protection.
Despite these efforts, gender equality and science andtechnology too often continue to be seen as distinct issues.
Child victims of violence often continued the cycle of violence after becoming adults.
In the absence of adequate disaster preparedness, ordinary legislation not adapted to the needs of a disaster situation often continued to be applied.
In the aftermath of conflict violence often continues, increasing the numbers of bereaved women.
A proliferation of small arms increases therisk of interpersonal violence, including domestic violence, which often continues after the conflict.
Long after the conflict is over these weapons often continue to kill and maim, wreaking havoc for years to come.
Indigenous peoples often continue to struggle to have their institutions and systems, including legal systems, traditional laws and approaches to justice, recognized.
In reality workers do not leave the country and often continue to work without authorization.
Commercial energy supplies often continue to be provided by State-owned companies that are increasingly encountering financial problems when faced with the need for enormous investments in central supply facilities.
However, prevailing attitudes towards adolescents often continue to result in punitive approaches to detention.
Some cases require a year or two years to overcome the toxic conditions as causes of disease andexposure to pain, which often continues after the cause has been remedied.
The effects of environmental damage often continue to be felt long after refugees leave the affected area.
This provision has been fully respected only in the Assembly of Kosovo,whereas other central bodies and municipalities often continued to disregard this legal right.
The circle of vulnerability of the rural impoverished often continues in the urban setting, where members of rural families migrate.
Nevertheless, the Deputy Minister of Justice pointed out that while the personnel of these detention centres are formally under his Ministry, they often continued to apply the rules of the previous one.
Once created, though, trust funds often continue to exist for years, some functioning, others just accumulating interest.
The chances that someone gets assaulted on the street[by a stranger] over and over again by the same person are slim at best, whereas in situations of domestic violence,when the perpetrator and the victim often continue to live in the same apartment, it is almost guaranteed not only to repeat, but to escalate.
As a result, family policies too often continue to target children and/or women individually and ignore the family unit as such.
The pain inflicted by FGM does not stop with the initial procedure, but often continues as ongoing torture throughout a woman's life.
In post-conflict situations women and girls often continue to be targeted because of an ongoing increased vulnerability, either in refugee camps, at home or on the road back to their homes.
All of our postgraduates take up practical industrial training and often continue research with our industrial partners in Novosibirsk, Moscow, St.
Ageing and the situation of older persons often continue to be addressed from a"humanitarian" perspective that ignores the potential of older persons to contribute to reaching national developmental objectives and jeopardizes progress towards achieving global development goals.
As a consequence, the conflict between the families andthe respective Government often continues over many years, and the Working Group is not in a position to clarify such cases.
It is of great concern that the two communities often continue to be compartmentalized, with one accessing education in Hebrew in Jewish schools and the other often living in separate municipalities and attending Arabic-language schools.