Examples of using Continuing instability in English and their translations into Spanish
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Continuing instability of security situation in the region.
My delegation is concerned about the continuing instability in Haiti.
The continuing instability in southern Somalia has restricted aid programming.
This is the main factor underlying the continuing instability on the Korean peninsula.
However, the continuing instability in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo poses a serious threat across the subregion.
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My delegation is deeply concerned about the continuing instability in some parts of Afghanistan.
But the continuing instability in Liberia and in part of Guinea had compelled more than 70,000 of them to return home.
Austria expressed concern about the loss of life and the continuing instability.
In the interim, addressing the threat of continuing instability will require international involvement.
UNHCR's work in the region was strongly affected in 1998 andearly 1999 by continuing instability in Iraq.
In a world of continuing instability and violence, the implementation of cooperative approaches to peace and security is urgently needed.
Thus repatriation often took place in a context of continuing instability or insecurity.
The continuing instability has had a harmful effect both on the local Albanian population and on the province's minority Serb population.
The general situation in the Middle East has been marked by continuing instability and complex humanitarian problems.
In view of the continuing instability in some areas, there is a priority need to enhance border control, screen travellers and prevent the smuggling of weapons.
The complainant refers to a variety of reports for the proposition that there is a picture of continuing instability and an environment of risk of human rights abuses.
In response to the continuing instability, ONUB has begun daily patrols in Bujumbura Rurale, and will soon maintain a 24-hour presence in the Province.
Severe mental anguish will sometimes affect an individual's life and community long after the war or the disaster has ended,causing continuing instability.
At a time of heightened tensions, and the continuing instability in Syria and beyond, it is crucial that we do not make scapegoats and jump to ill-conceived conclusions.
I refer first to the continuing conflict in Afghanistan,which has recently become particularly brutal, and to the continuing instability in Tajikistan.
The continuing instability in southern Lebanon during the review period continued to affect the conduct of government affairs and the progress of reconstruction and economic recovery.
While developments in Central America andMexico are a source of encouragement for UNHCR, continuing instability in other areas of Latin America and the Caribbean hold the potential to produce refugee flows.
Given continuing instability in the region, providing adequate protection and assistance for uprooted populations will continue to be given high priority by the United Nations system.
The comprehensive workshop, postponed since earlier in the year,has not taken place in view of continuing instability in the Great Lakes Region which has made it impossible to withdraw all key staff at the same time.
The continuing instability of many areas of the world indicates that, without effective controls on the production, export, distribution and use of land-mines, the problem will continue to increase.
In general, areas in the north of the country offer a more secure environment for aid operations than parts of the south where continuing instability poses greater challenges. This is far from saying, however, that the north is secure.
More generally, the continuing instability in commodity markets is likely, as already argued, to inhibit investment in productive capacity in the commodity sector and, to this extent, it would limit the future growth potential of the world economy.
Zimbabwe, Malawi and Seychelles exhibited the weakest performance in2005 as in 2004, as a result of continuing instability in Zimbabwe, and adverse effects of the tsunami and weak performance in tourism and tuna exports in Seychelles.
Not only were developed countries significantly affected by a re-emerging recession, especially in European countries, butdeveloping countries also felt the effects of continuing instability in world financial markets and falling commodity prices.
In view of the shortage of resources and the continuing instability in the region, particularly in the implementation of refugee programmes, the provision of adequate protection and assistance should constitute both a priority objective and an ongoing challenge for the international community.