在 英语 中使用 Faces the challenge 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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Accordingly, the Government also faces the challenge of working towards increased and better interinstitutional coordination.
In the meantime, it is recognized that the magazine faces the challenge of trying to meet the expectations of a diverse readership.
Angola also faces the challenge of restoring the rule of law and normalization of State administration.
In the absence of natural resources, and amidst fierce global competition, Mauritius faces the challenge of sustaining its socioeconomic growth in an ecofriendly environment.
Each of us here today faces the challenge of HIV/AIDS in our own countries.
However, Lesotho still faces the challenge of ensuring that peace and stability are entrenched and that democracy as a way of life is deepened throughout society.
This being the case every IoT solution ultimately faces the challenge of how to get the funds for implementation.
It should be noted that the Mission also faces the challenge of retaining staff owing to their movement to other missions for mobility and other considerations.
UNDP still faces the challenge of ensuring that gender equality is fully integrated in electoral cycle management.
For example, in Asia it is chaired by the regional commission and faces the challenge of establishing synergy with the regional directors' teams as utilized by United Nations funds and programmes.
However, it must be recognised that the public universities are performing less well as a mechanism for social mobility and the education system faces the challenge of reviewing this task.
Those economic trends notwithstanding, Zambia still faces the challenge of translating its economic growth into a significant reduction in poverty and a general improvement in the living standards of its citizenry.
In the post-Uruguay Round of trade liberalization, Africa faces the challenge of becoming an integral part of the world economy through trade, investment, industrial development and a balanced relationship with transnational corporations.
Nevertheless, Guatemala now faces the challenge of translating those successful midterm indicators into better distribution patterns and into an aggressive and sustained reduction of poverty, inequality and social marginalization.