Exemples d'utilisation de Unresolved problems en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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We Africans are aware that unresolved problems persist in the areas of security,
deterioration in living conditions, unresolved problems with food and heating,
the subsequent closure of the University of Ouagadougou reflected an accumulation of unresolved problems and the lack of dialogue between political leaders,
Introducing his report(S/1999/1008), the Secretary-General of the United Nations described Africa as a combination of accomplishments and unresolved problems.
We have just entered a new millennium, bringing with us many unresolved problems-- problems which have been discussed in this and other international forums over the years and which appear to lack any solution.
contingent upon unresolved problems, is a formidable threat to security
we must acknowledge that humanity is confronted with many unresolved problems.
reveals a remarkable combination of accomplishments and unresolved problems, of opportunities seized
the Board noted that there were many unresolved problems in the field.
in particular the unresolved problems concerning payment of Customs claims in the Russian Federation, still gives reason for concern.
The unresolved problems of population growth,
emphasized that efforts for the advancement of women were being hindered by unresolved problems such as persistent conflicts,
political forces to overcoming some of the main unresolved problems, in particular the corruption brought to light by recent reports and evaluations.
in addition to identifying unresolved problems with the 1993 SNA,
However, there was little reason to celebrate, given the many crises and unresolved problems in the world, including those affecting the majority of people for which the current conversation was about- the most vulnerable,
hierarchy in international law all raised a number of still unresolved problems calling for further clarification.
my delegation continues to follow very closely the consequences of the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait- in particular, the unresolved problems of the Kuwaiti prisoners of war,
another 34% experienced only a partial resolution while the 5,5% is still facing unresolved problems.
Thanks to these efforts and in view of a world immersed in an ever-accelerating pace of change and unresolved problems, it is gradually emerging as a general insight that the resources of today's adult population cannot be left untapped.
marked by unresolved problems that have historically lain at the core of the political