Examples of using Persistent difficulties in English and their translations into Russian
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Concerned about the persistent difficulties we face in taking the Stockholm process further;
As a result of the economic downturn on the continent, European societies are facing persistent difficulties in addressing their growing cultural diversity.
Despite persistent difficulties and delays, events in Angola since my visit in late March 1997 have generally been moving in a positive direction.
The Ministers expressed their deep concern at the persistent difficulties in the Middle East peace process.
Belgium noted persistent difficulties and human rights violations in the field of public security as well as the efforts made by Brazil to address them.
Throughout the past year, serious work has been carried out in connection with the Bethlehem 2000 project in spite of the persistent difficulties on the ground caused by the occupation.
However, countries are still experiencing persistent difficulties in mobilizing financial resources for the implementation of action programmes.
The persistent difficulties faced in the labour market and in their participation in public administration by persons belonging to minority groups;
Youth unemployment remainsa major critical challenge for policymakers in the region, as do the persistent difficulties faced both by new entrants and female workers to labour markets.
Despite persistent difficulties, and the resistance of extremists, what we are witnessing now is a movement towards the establishment here of relations of peace, good-neighbourliness and cooperation.
Youth unemployment remained a major challenge for policymakers in the region, with persistent difficulties facing new entrants to labour markets as well as older female workers.
Persistent difficulties related to land titles and land tenure rights both individual and community that limit the investment potential in the forest sector.
The level of underemployment andunemployment remain disturbingly high, and the Government experiences persistent difficulties in paying the salaries of civil servants who constitute the bulk of all formally employed Bissau-Guinean citizens.
The persistent difficulties associated with commodities dependency in least developed countries underline the need for the international community to explore the problem and suggest solutions.
In its previous reports the Advisory Committee has commented on the high turnover of staff and the persistent difficulties experienced by UNAMSIL in retaining experienced staff as the mission was downsizing A/59/736/Add.9, para. 32; A/59/417, para. 19.
In view of persistent difficulties, the Transitional Administrator decided on 16 September to replace the Joint Implementation Committee on Education with an independent body chaired by UNTAES and consisting of one expert from each side.
In addition, these submissions likewise concern the worsening of the quality of life in view of the damage to the houses by soil subsidence and persistent difficulties in accessing non-contaminated water, which have adversely affected the applicants' daily routine and interactions between family members.
Despite the persistent difficulties and uncertainties that INSTRAW has confronted during the past two years, it has managed to secure minimal resources with which to respond to the mandates given by the Assembly and the Economic and Social Council.
The figures in the table, however, do not reflect the persistent difficulties in ensuring that certain language combinations are sufficiently represented among successful candidates.
Despite the persistent difficulties they faced in penetrating global markets, the CARICOM countries acknowledged the value of the Aid-for-Trade initiative, since developing countries needed more than market access in order to benefit from the multilateral trading system.
Perceptions of arbitrary listing and especially persistent difficulties of being delisted in the light of contradictory indications of innocence may give, and already has given, rise to serious concerns.
Ii The persistent difficulties in knowing the actual and potential users and their respective needs, as well as the wide variety of requests for training and advisory services which emanated from the member States, led to a loosely defined design of the project in those respects(para. 44);
It was encouraging to note that despite its persistent difficulties, the Democratic Republic of the Congo had recently made the minimum payment necessary to avoid the application of Article 19.
INDDHH reported that there are persistent difficulties in the response to situations involving violence against women, in particular in the hinterland, as well as institutional practices that conceal the problem and compound violence against women.
The mixed record achieved so far and the persistent difficulties make us believe that, unfortunately, a total prohibition of nuclear weapons through a single multilateral engagement, is not around the corner.
The Government is also confronted with persistent difficulties in meeting its basic financial obligations, such as paying salaries, financing its basic functions and investing in the vital mining sector.
In this connection, the Committee notes the persistent difficulties faced by the United Nations in force generation and the deployment of troops, especially in newly established and expanded missions for example, MONUC, UNAMID and UNIFIL.
Recognizing that, despite the persistent difficulties and uncertainties that the Institute has confronted during the past two years, it has managed to secure the minimal resources with which to respond to the mandates given by the General Assembly and the Economic and Social Council.
However, she was concerned about the persistent difficulties described in paragraph 223 of the report and therefore enquired as to the measures taken to ensure that ordinary citizens had access to the whole range of services offered by both public and private sector providers.
Much information received from countries cited persistent difficulties in implementing viable programmes in capacity-building because of limited financial, material and human resources although few commentators provided indications of actively seeking new approaches.