Examples of using Particularly difficult challenge in English and their translations into Spanish
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Have any of them been a particularly difficult challenge?
This is a particularly difficult challenge, and the human and material resources of the United Nations system have been stretched to the limit.
Most parliaments identified two particularly difficult challenges.
Youth face particularly difficult challenges with respect to access to treatment.
The problem of climate change constituted a particularly difficult challenge.
It presents a particularly difficult challenge in Kosovo, which remains embedded in the complicated and contentious political fabric of the Balkans.
The geographic dispersion of our small population, in 200 islands scattered over 1,000 kilometres of the Indian Ocean,poses particularly difficult challenges.
Parolin Racing Kart faced a particularly difficult challenge during the second round of the European Championship at the PF International circuit.
UNCDF is also helping to scale up access to financial services through South-South cooperation in regions andcountries where financial inclusion remains a particularly difficult challenge.
The primary commodity-dependent LDCs indeed faced a particularly difficult challenge, since the prices of these exports had plummeted in real terms.
The continued high profile of the former military junta on the political scene andthe lack of a constitution anchored in democratic principles constitute particularly difficult challenges for the Government.
Procuring these assets remains a particularly difficult challenge, while engineering and other niche capacities are also often in short supply or insufficiently supported.
Such exemptions need to be carefully examined in the context of theapplication of competition policy to the industry, and it will be a particularly difficult challenge to deal with those exemptions that have effects across national borders.
In this situation,it is a particularly difficult challenge to meet short-term needs while laying the foundations for a highly professional National Civil Police(PNC) which enjoys public respect.
The twenty-sixth meeting of the FAO Committee on Fisheries in March 2005 noted the particularly difficult challenge represented by the management of deep-water demersal fisheries.
The war on terrorism posed a particularly difficult challenge, namely whether rules designed to govern the conduct of States that were parties to a conflict could be applied to non-State actors such as extremist groups.
Participants expressed a great concern with the relatively slow implementation of the Decade of Action for RoadSafety in Latin America, emphasizing the need to improve road safety, a particularly difficult challenge in countries with a federal structure.
In these circumstances, transporting andprovisioning the troops becomes a particularly difficult challenge and in some instances overwhelms the material capabilities of certain states.
Bedouin children, most of whose families have already been made refugees in the past,face the particularly difficult challenge of losing their homes and entire way of life as a result of this forced abandonment of their herding traditions, as well as being denied the protection of citizenship associated with upholding the dignity and rights of individuals.
Moreover, given the vital role of electricity in social and economic development worldwide,developing countries face the particularly difficult challenge of mobilizing the investments needed for increasing the supply of electricity that is essential to sustain their economic growth and to meet basic needs.
This has made the next steps in the war on terrorist financing particularly difficult and challenging.
In his opening remarks before this Committee, on Monday, 3 October 2005, Mr. Nobuyasu Abe, the Under-Secretary-General for Disarmament Affairs,summed up the current situation correctly when he said,"We meet at a particularly difficult and challenging moment for disarmament and non-proliferation.