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These problems continue.
While a number of Member States responded positively, the problems continue.
Those problems continue to be relevant.
Despite all the efforts being made, however, some problems continue to worsen.
Both& Rent: The problems continue for tenants in Tobo.
The response of FMLN in this regard has been disappointing and many of these problems continue to paralyse the land programme.
If problems continue it will immediately act to discontinue the contract.
Yet underlying problems continue to persist.
These problems continue to impede its ability to monitor the fulfilment of the State party's responsibilities under the Convention.
In the course of a recent visit to the town by field officers of the Special Rapporteur, it was observed that problems continue.
Structural problems continue to affect the performance and recovery of the economy.
Although specific cases of discrimination are often resolved after the intervention of international agencies, problems continue to be reported from throughout the region.
Why is it that serious problems continue to defy national strategies in the poor countries?
Moreover, during the 1990s there was a build-up of unsustainable external debt in many developing countries,and these debt problems continue to be a serious obstacle to the pursuit of economic and social development.
However, structural problems continue to sustain the widespread hunger, food insecurity and poverty.
As numerous witnesses and researchers have testified,the many"humanitarian exemptions" in no way halted the suffering of Burundi's citizens, and the problems continue to this day, long outliving the sanctions regime itself.
Despite this progress, problems continue to abound which impede the effective enjoyment of indigenous land rights.
The Committee is of the view that, in spite of the advantages initially foreseen in the implementation of the slotting system,chronic problems continue, due, at least in part, to"off schedule" submission of documentation for processing.
Environmental problems continue to be a cause of concern for the human race in view of their potential threat to our planet.
While these actions and accomplishments are commendable, the challenges faced by the internationalcommunity are also enormous: in some cases, persistent problems continue; in others, new issues are emerging, thus requiring attention.
Their severe economic problems continue to grow, together with armed conflicts, natural disasters and the spread of diseases.
While there has been notable progress in the country's political transformation, including the swearing in on 14 November of Libya's first democratically constituted Government,many difficulties and problems continue to illustrate the volatility and precariousness of the transition process.
However, structural problems continue to sustain the widespread hunger, food insecurity and poverty.
Despite acceptance by the Administration of many of the recommendations of the Board and repeated calls by the Advisory Committee and legislative mandates by the General Assembly for a full andexpeditious implementation of such recommendations, some problems continue to recur in many missions.
Various problems continue to hinder the promotion of one of the major aims of Agenda 21: technology transfer from the rich to the poor.
While the announcement of election dates, the adoption of the electoral law and the establishment of the Transitional Executive Council, inter alia, have made irreversible the process of transformation of South Africa into a united, democratic andnon-racial country, several problems continue to afflict South African society.
Such problems continue to erode social cohesion, generate tension within countries and accentuate the fragility of democracies and their institutions.
In the Arab Maghreb, despite sustained efforts which have been made for almost five years now, aimed at laying the foundations of a promising regrouping which would promise prosperity for the peoples of the region, as we have seen in the practical andimportant results reached at the summit of Nouakchott held in November 1992, two problems continue to be of concern to our leaders and our people.
Some problems continue with respect to members of the anti-terrorism detention units, who usually do not provide information, alleging that they do not have the authority to do so.
While there has been some improvement in the education sector, problems continue with nostrification of education diplomas for 43 teachers, school registration, final examinations, course content and textbooks.