Примеры использования Still require на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The efforts of the Government still require support from the international community, particularly from the United Nations,
The poorest countries, if they are to attract investment, still require substantial official development assistance to remedy their comparative disadvantage.
However, there are many matters that still require more efforts, and it is essential that the mandate not end before that country's institutions have been strengthened.
For those provisions that still require further implementation
a considerable number of countries still require further support to set their national safeguards information systems.
A majority of these economies still require a mild accommodative monetary stance to strengthen growth,
However, there are various aspects, which still require attention and work
The complex problems related to child labour still require an active approach and cooperation with the stakeholders that make up the value chain.
The main projects that still require funding include those on democratic institutions
However, the majority of States admitted that they still require some form of incorporation of international law into domestic law.
Meanwhile in Aceh, the various local institutions, such as political parties, still require capacity building assistance.
Complex problems related to child labour still require active involvement
The national reproductive health and other indicators still require considerable improvement if they are to match international standards.
SPH techniques still require the generation of renderable free surface geometry using a polygonization technique such as metaballs
its technical developments still require attention and follow-up.
including concept notes for activities that still require funding(updated regularly);
remain on the whole difficult and still require major improvement.
UNHCR-sponsored bus lines still require a security escort in order to be able to offer some degree of freedom of movement to the minority communities that they serve.
Nonetheless, large numbers of people still require some form of ongoing humanitarian protection or assistance.
It is the Chair's view that some of the substantive issues under discussion still require further consideration.