Examples of using Problems persisted in English and their translations into Russian
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Many of those problems persisted.
Economic problems persisted, however, and unemployment continued to rise.
Despite some signs of improvement in 2005,past problems persisted.
Ecological problems persisted in the Aral Sea area.
It was a serious concern that such problems persisted in the world.
Problems persisted in mobilizing men relating to gender-based violence.
However, certain long-standing problems persisted and new ones were emerging.
Although some progress had been achieved in the improvement of the status of children, many problems persisted.
While problems persisted in some areas, attitudes towards minorities, including Roma, were changing.
Despite the progress made in recent years, problems persisted in the area of field procurement.
Those problems persisted, however, and the Advisory Committee intended to revisit the issue, as outlined in paragraphs 9 and 10 of its report.
The 1984-1985 period witnessed a reversion to negative GDP growth while balance-of-payments problems persisted and the external debt burden grew.
The dialogue had also shown that problems persisted in the area of civil liberties, because the guarantees provided by human rights bodies were not firmly established.
Although the Government was working hard to overcome problems, many of which were attributable to the country's history, such problems persisted.
Although the Democratic Republic of the Congo was deeply engaged in the peace process, problems persisted in the western part of the country, causing suffering among women and children.
However, some problems persisted, including the restrictions imposed on the movements of the members of some permanent missions, which China felt should be eliminated as soon as possible.
One delegation noted that in a number of countrieswith economies in transition, reproductive health problems persisted and there was a need for financial assistance.
Nonetheless, according to the Special Rapporteur,certain problems persisted, and hence the Commission could make a useful contribution by refining and supplementing the Vienna definition.
He noted that South Africa, having passed the 1998 Refugees Act,had set up a sound legal framework in this area, but that problems persisted especially in applying this law.
Problems persisted relating to access to justice in various regions of the country, along with high rates of impunity in cases of human rights violations and breaches of international humanitarian law.
Mrs. ZOU Deci said that the Governmentof Zimbabwe had made considerable progress since the colonial period, but that certain problems persisted, particularly the question of land redistribution.
One member added, however,that as long as energy problems persisted, concerns over a"nuclear energy renaissance" were confined not only to the Middle East but also to all regions of the globe.
While advances had been made recently in the implementation of the decisions taken at the Fourth World Conference on Women because society was becoming aware of the need to eliminate the existing imbalances between men and women in order toachieve harmonious development, problems persisted.
Although the social programmes conducted in the countries of the Group of Three had yielded positive results, problems persisted, especially in the areas of poverty, income distribution and social services.
Problems persisted with regard to the movement of staff members into and out of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, incursions into the Agency's installations, including hospitals and clinics, by Israeli security forces, injury to Agency staff and damage to Agency property.
The delegation had recognized that problems persisted with regard to education and land distribution, and had highlighted the Government's concern for those matters, but had not provided any examples of complaints of racial discrimination which had been brought before the courts.
Problems persisted in delivering the aid, much of which was misappropriated on its way to the refugees, jeopardizing their health and creating a black economy which financed criminal activities and Al-Qaida-linked political extremism throughout the region and the continent.
Although methodological problems persisted, the Secretariat would continue to move towards a results-based management culture in which the achievement of results was not only a reporting requirement but also an effective management tool for understanding what had worked well and why.
These problems persist and have in fact become more serious over time.
Structural problems persist in the administration of justice.