Examples of using Continue to face in English and their translations into Serbian
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Support Kevin and Tyler as they continue to face charges under the Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act.
Although the law was eased in 2005 by handing down the authority of approval to the governors,Copts continue to face many obstacles in building new churches.
We are witnessing that Roma continue to face obstacles in almost all aspects of everyday life,” said Burkhard.
The minerals and energy sectors are experiencing strong growth globally,but companies continue to face many challenges for sustainable growth.
The Roma continue to face difficult living conditions and discrimination in access to social protection, health, employment and adequate housing.
Even when blind and partially sighted persons have white canes, they continue to face significant barriers during their movements.
But"some countries continue to face major challenges, particularly in the fight against corruption and organised crime," it said, noting the need for further strong efforts.
Until real progress is made on the issue of co-operation,the republic will continue to face obstacles along its path towards Euro-Atlantic integration.
Minorities continue to face persistent discrimination in employment and in the provision of education, social welfare, and health services, and have limited access to administrative offices and courts.
The unfortunate reality is that our nation will likely continue to face terrorist threats that, at times, originate with our own citizens,” Holder said.
While freedom of worship was"generally respected" in Turkey,"non-Muslim religious communities have no access to legal personality and continue to face restricted property rights," the EC report said.
Internally displaced persons in Kosovo continue to face major problems impeding their return to their pre-conflict homes, a UN envoy said after visiting the region.
Strong growth prospects in the United States andBritain separated them from other rich nations, including members of the euro zone and Japan, which continue to face weak economies and deflation fears.
The fundamental issue that we must all consider is not only how do we help Bosnia and Herzegovina continue to face its challenges going forward, but more importantly, how do we prevent Bosnia and Herzegovina from going backward?
The killing was strongly condemned by UNESCO andinternational media organisations, and has been widely viewed as demonstrating the problems independent journalists in Serbia continue to face in the post-Milosevic era.
Voicing concern about Croatia's failure to resolve problems the returning ethnic Serbs continue to face in a number of areas, including housing, security and employment, the New York-based group urged the EU to press Zagreb to address the outstanding issues.
Back home, in my familiar environment and my familiar routine,do I have a new fortitude in facing fertility challenges after hearing what Kurdish women have faced and continue to face?
But, while Serbia's youth has made demonstrable headway in the policy domain,young people continue to face significant obstacles on the road from childhood to adulthood.
The fact thatthe refugees from Croatia, to this day, continue to face serious obstacles in the exercise of their housing rights and pensions, reconstruction of homes, return of their agricultural land, use of script, employment in governmental institutions, etc. supports our position that the Recommendation was made before time and without consultation with all concerned.
Several countries in 1995 became signatories to the 1995 Beijing Declaration and Platform of Action,yet women continue to face serious health crises that require urgent attention and collaborative efforts across board.
In a moment of hope, the Security Council adopted a resolution for a humanitarian pause, he said, adding that“unfortunately,no such pause actually took place” as Syrians continue to face a“litany of horrors”.
The Supervisor underscores that the International Community recognises that the people of the District continue to face many challenges- including poverty, unemployment, corruption, and many others- but that it also believes that the District's institutions now have the capacity to address these challenges on their own.
The World Bank said strong growth prospects in the United States andBritain separated them from other rich nations, including members of the euro zone and Japan, which continue to face anemic economies and deflation fears.
The fact thatthe refugees from Croatia, to this day, continue to face serious obstacles in the exercise of their housing rights and pensions, reconstruction of homes, return of their agricultural land, use of script, employment in governmental institutions, etc. supports our position that the Recommendation was made before time and without consultation with all concerned.
With an aid of €47 million, the EU will help support the most vulnerable in the Great Lakes as well as in Southern Africa andIndian Ocean region, who continue to face the consequences of years of conflict and displacement, as well as widespread food insecurity and natural disasters.
It is especially important that we mark the anniversary of the brutal murder of the 21 Coptic Christians in Libya a year ago, not only to keep them in our memory, butto remember and advocate for all those who continue to face persecution in the Middle East.
The European Commission has announced humanitarian assistance to help people in need in the Great Lakes and Southern Africa andIndian Ocean regions, who continue to face the consequences of years of conflict and displacement, as well as widespread food insecurity and natural disasters.
We are disturbed that after years of dialogue, and after commitments from the authorities in Pristina to implement standards for the protection of Serbs consistent with EU and international human rights norms,Kosovo Serbs continue to face discrimination, threats of violence, assaults to their basic human dignity and existence, and a general disregard by the authorities for the rule of law.