在 英语 中使用 Challenges include 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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Particular challenges include the prevalence of child labour and unequal treatment of women, youth and other vulnerable groups.
Remaining challenges include estimating quantities of condoms needed, overcoming social taboos, ensuring a sustainable supply of condoms and making condoms more affordable.
Other possible challenges include how to assure that the bottom-up review and appraisal is representative and its results are informative and valid for policy adjustment.
Other continuing challenges include the proliferation of actors, limited technical capacities, weak national systems and an inadequate United Nations system-wide approach to providing support.
Remaining challenges include the lack of capacity affecting the full enjoyment of rights by minority groups, including Muslims, and poor access to public buildings for persons with disabilities.
These supply-side challenges include an unproductive public sector that accounts for more than 50% of GDP;
Challenges include lack of access to legal services and collusion between private sector entities and Governments to deprive indigenous peoples of access to justice for their lands.
Further challenges include staying afloat with the private sector, which is often the leader in implementing new systems and using state-of-the-art technology.
Internal challenges include the need to drive synergy and alignment in all areas-- fundraising, cards and gifts, advocacy, communication and corporate engagement.
Technical challenges include connectivity between different regions and clouds, disaster discovery, logging and monitoring, need to be solved.
Particular challenges include access to water, sanitation and fuel; these problems are recognised in the updated National Gender Policy.
Prevailing challenges include low growth, persistent poverty and weak governance, the social and economic disruption resulting from conflict and shortfalls in health and educational services.
Remaining challenges include the reintegration of repatriates and demobilized people; internally displaced persons; the HIV/AIDS pandemic; and child malnutrition.
These challenges include a lack of consistent terminology, a need for new data sources, and difficulties in comparing international statistics on refugees and internally displaced persons.
These challenges include,(a) promotion of women' s entrepreneurship;(b) engendering budgets and public expenditure; and(c) equal access to information and communication technologies.
The challenges include the following areas: security, political dialogue and elections, extension of State authority, rule of law and human rights, humanitarian relief and socioeconomic development.
Such challenges include limitations in access, ideological convictions, including a lack of incentive or political will to engage with the United Nations, and an absence of structured chains of command and identifiable leadership.
Those problems and challenges include terrorism, poverty, hunger, the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, the spread of contagious diseases, environmental degradation and the persistent and flagrant violation of human rights.
These challenges include, among others, limited social services, environmental problems, gender inequity, lack of empowerment of the population, population growth, rising unemployment, and increasing poverty.
Additional challenges include the transparent and consistent verification of disarmament, demobilization and reintegration participants and the development of a standardized approach towards both SAF and SPLA candidates.