Examples of using Persistent conflicts in English and their translations into Spanish
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Our abiding conviction that peace is possible everywhere should bolster our determination to bring about a settlement to other persistent conflicts.
Persistent conflicts and an increased number of refugees and displaced people have broadened the scope and role of non-governmental organizations.
Degas took a leading role in organizing the exhibitions, andshowed his work in all but one of them, despite his persistent conflicts with others in the group.
The Independent Expert is concerned about persistent conflicts between herders and farmers and draws attention to the tensions resulting from competition for access to natural resources around mines.
France had always been receptive to appeals made by UNHCR to host people caught up in persistent conflicts, who left their countries en masse.
The problem of persistent conflicts in various locations in Africa and the increasing difficulty of finding solutions to them continue to pose serious challenges to the United Nations and the international community.
Democratization has been, in one way or another, both the end andthe means in the settlement of persistent conflicts in Cambodia, El Salvador, Mozambique or Haiti.
As economic and social development depends on conflict settlement and peacebuilding,the Kingdom of Morocco welcomes our continent's increasingly steadfast commitment to promoting the settlement of persistent conflicts.
Africa, and the Great Lakes region and the Horn of Africa in particular,have suffered persistent conflicts, perpetuated by the illicit trade in and proliferation of small arms and light weapons.
Perhaps more than others, we Africans appreciate this linkage, especially in view of our recent history of struggle against colonialism and apartheid andthe unfortunate reality of persistent conflicts in our continent.
However, while the political situation is improving in countries such as Kenya and the Comoros,the continent faces persistent conflicts in countries such as the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Central African Republic.
Thus, in spite of persistent conflicts and hot spots, the world has moved resolutely ahead along the exhilarating path of positive change, thereby giving people a better chance of controlling their fate.
However, overall progress towards reducing levels of poverty andhunger continue to face strong pressure emanating from persistent conflicts, high food prices and the global economic crisis.
Often, persistent conflicts and lack of investment in infrastructure and training force youth to look for employment abroad, thus contributing to a large part of the brain drain in originating countries.
The precarious demographic situation in Africa andits adverse impact on development has been further worsened by the persistent conflicts and civil wars which have plagued the continent in recent years.
Solutions to persistent conflicts, including those linked to land and the exploitation of scarce natural resources, will remain elusive in the absence of strong and effective State and business processes to prevent and address adverse human rights impacts of business activities which can directly and indirectly contribute to the persistence of such conflicts. .
The Committee takes note of the relatively large number of refugees living since 1948 within the borders of the State party and of the effect of persistent conflicts in the region on its capacity to promote the country=s economic and cultural development.
The persistent conflicts in various parts of the world were a major impediment to the elimination of violence and abuse of which women were victims. In that regard, she stressed that reports by the Secretary-General should devote special attention to the plight of women and their families living under foreign occupation and that a solution to their tragic fate should be urgently found.
The already limited human resource capacity in African countries is being further eroded through the HIV/AIDS pandemic ravaging many African countries,political instability, persistent conflicts and the brain drain.
In this regard, they commended the efforts undertaken by African countries towards the resolution of incipient and persistent conflicts in the continent and call on the United Nations and the international community to support these efforts as well as social and economic development.
The present biennium was marked by the need to respond rapidly to critical human rights situations in different countries, rising levels of forced displacement-- with the total population of concern to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees(UNHCR)estimated at 34.4 million-- and persistent conflicts and serious natural disasters.
The current climate of uncertainty andconfrontation in international relations was exacerbated by the violence in the Middle East and persistent conflicts between certain States, some with nuclear capabilities, and hampered efforts to make progress in the areas of disarmament, nuclear non-proliferation and international security.
Thus, while taking note with satisfaction and optimism of the reconciliation and harmony that we now see among the various elements of society in South Africa, which in the past were torn asunder by the odious system of apartheid,we feel despair and sadness at the persistent conflicts and hotbeds of tension in other parts of the continent.
Ms. Cho Jin-woo(Republic of Korea)emphasized that efforts for the advancement of women were being hindered by unresolved problems such as persistent conflicts, the volatility of the global economy, population ageing, poverty and HIV/AIDS.
In light of the many complaints put forward by the farmers, one may question the efficiency of government action for to boost agriculture: lack of access to water, dams crumbling, prospects for young people non-existent,grazing land occupied illegally, persistent conflicts between farmers and pastoralists, exodus of good farm hands, devastating effects of gold-mining, pollution, lack of animal feed industries….
But in this era of persistent conflict, the army has to maximize its efficiency.
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Persistent conflict and a steady decline in morality are but some of the factors threatening the very survival of humankind.