Examples of using Considerable challenges in English and their translations into Arabic
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Although considerable challenges remain in meeting Goal 4(Reduce child mortality) and Goal 5(Improve maternal health),
At that meeting, I noted the considerable challenges the country faced in achieving the Millennium Development Goals.
Whereas East Asia has experienced many successes in achieving social and economic development, considerable challenges remain in attacking poverty in some other countries.
strategy can clearly be effective in attracting FDI, it presents considerable challenges for Governments.
climate variation on human activity and ecosystems presents considerable challenges with respect to sustainable development.
The Peace Agreement of 23 March is currently being implemented through the National Follow-up Committee with considerable challenges.
Mr. Traystman(United States of America) commended the Mission for its efforts thus far and acknowledged the considerable challenges that lay ahead for it.
Across all priority areas, the United Nations and other international actors face considerable challenges identifying, recruiting and deploying the right individuals who have the requisite technical knowledge as well as applicable experience in post-conflict or difficult settings.
However, it faced considerable challenges because of the continuing dependence of most rural areas on the health-care services provided in clinics in urban areas and because of the brain drain resulting from the migration of Zambian medical personnel to developed countries.
As was highlighted in my previous report, F-FDTL faced considerable challenges, even before the crisis, which need to be addressed, along with those facing PNTL, in a holistic manner in the comprehensive review of the security sector.
The Government faces considerable challenges in accurately reporting on the structure, strength and composition of its forces, not least because of the coordination challenges inherent in a nascent and fragmented security sector supported by multiple bilateral partners.
Developing countries, however, face considerable challenges in attracting sufficient private investment.
The Committee is concerned that considerable challenges still hamper eliminating inequalities which disadvantage children ' s access to education, in particular in rural regions and among nomadic groups, and on the basis of ethnicity and sex.
Mongolia faced considerable challenges to its agricultural development and food security, owing to its nomadic pastoral animal husbandry, the vulnerability of its herders and farmers to extreme weather conditions, its unique food consumption patterns and its underdeveloped food markets, networks and infrastructure.
Given that the sector is rather heterogenic, increasingly complex and consistently evolving(e.g. due to changes in technology and industry structure), its regulation and supervision pose considerable challenges.
However, there are still considerable challenges but we must move ahead especially in the areas of pre and post natal care for HIV positive women and along with birth asphyxia.
Although staffed with qualified experts, the UNDP project team faces considerable challenges in ensuring the procurement of more than $15 million worth of registration and electoral materials, which should be completed in a very short period of time.
While early renewable energy systems faced considerable challenges related to the performance of these technologies, there have been remarkable technological advances over the last two decades that have rendered some of the renewable technologies highly reliable and efficient.
Indigenous peoples have faced considerable challenges in obtaining international and national respect for their self-determination, in part due to State fears that such recognition could undermine States '
Mr. Al-Eryani(Yemen) said that, as one of the poorest countries in the region, Yemen faced considerable challenges in the area of social development. Roughly half of its inhabitants lived under the poverty line and grappled with food insecurity, severe malnutrition and water scarcity.