Examples of using Remains a challenge in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Poverty remains a challenge….
Sustainability of public finances remains a challenge.
Control of pain remains a challenge for medicine.
The sustainability of interventions remains a challenge.
Security remains a challenge in Yemen, including the risk of terrorist attacks.
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Budget expenditure remains a challenge.
The attractiveness of vocational education and training and apprenticeships remains a challenge.
(11) Reinvigorating productivity remains a challenge for the Danish economy.
(5) The long-term sustainability of public finances in Malta remains a challenge.
Providing ethnically mixed kindergartens, schools and classes remains a challenge for the provision of quality inclusive mainstream education.
(5) The long-term sustainability of public finance in Slovakia remains a challenge.
Lack of information remains a challenge in the whole of Europe as almost 15% of the public do not have a precise opinion about the EU-Africa relationship.
With MODINIS, budget expenditure remains a challenge.
However, accessing those markets remains a challenge due to high and unidentified risks, investment protection and lax intellectual property right protection.
Unemployment and inequality remains a challenge.
The attractiveness of the teaching profession remains a challenge, with relatively low pay being seen as one of the causes, while at the same time the teacher population is ageing.
Identifying the patients at risk for SCD remains a challenge.
Moving towards reducing the high tax wedge on labour remains a challenge but several countries did recently pass measures to lower the tax wedge.
Combining good benefits with strong incentives for accepting jobs remains a challenge.
However, accurate assessment of PTL risk remains a challenge for healthcare providers.
Improving information exchange and coordination between the public and private sectors remains a challenge.
Reconciliation between work and family life remains a challenge for both women and men.
Provision in a residential or community setting is preferred to institutional care butfor many Member States providing such quality services remains a challenge.
Achieving even lighting over the front of an entire display remains a challenge, and bright and dark spots are not uncommon.
Securing an adequate minimum replacement level of sickness benefits and encouraging rehabilitation and reintegration while, simultaneously,maintaining the financial sustainability of such schemes remains a challenge.
The effective implementation of data protection instruments remains a challenge throughout the region.
The adequacy and coverage of social assistance remains a challenge and recent reforms could further restrict the conditions for access to a number of benefits.
Nevertheless, absorbing the large pool of long-term unemployed remains a challenge, negatively affecting economic growth and the social situation.
Hazardous waste: Proper management of hazardous waste remains a challenge, with data on the actual treatment path missing for part of this waste stream.
Making living in the countryside and farming more attractive remains a challenge, but it can offer women in these areas real opportunities for economic and personal development.