Примеры использования Remains a problem на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Yet, the traditional perception of the public that women are not competent enough to make decisions remains a problem.
Retrieving grain of high quality remains a problem for all grain-producing areas of the country,
as well as the provision of durable solutions for refugees, remains a problem.
Growth in social inequality around the world remains a problem which is hard to tackle for leading economies
abducting women for forced marriages remains a problem nationwide, she said.
that de facto equality remains a problem in marriage and family relations.
The identification of sufficient numbers of qualified staff to fill these positions on short notice, however, remains a problem.
restriction of right to liberty remains a problem in Puntland.
almost 60 identified but unopened mass burial sites remains a problem.
The Working Group notes that in certain parts of the world impunity for enforced disappearance remains a problem.
the rational use of water resources remains a problem that is gaining enormous proportions.
This remains a problem in both the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Iron-deficiency anaemia remains a problem both among pregnant women
The collection of reliable data on domestic violence remains a problem across the region with the majority of cases staying unreported.
Corruption remains a problem in the region, and tender processes- when they are carried out at all- continue to be far from satisfactory.
flooding remains a problem, despite water regulation by the many reservoirs.
Although improvements have been made on the reporting of maternal deaths in Belize, underreporting remains a problem.
discrimination against Egyptian Christians and intolerance of Baha'is and unorthodox Muslim groups remains a problem.
The Committee notes with concern that domestic violence against women remains a problem in Ukraine.
While there are no significant security threats, rule of law remains a problem, as noted by the Secretary-General in his report of 19 March 2008 S/2008/183.