Examples of using Continue to face in English and their translations into Arabic
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Christians reportedly continue to face difficulties in obtaining permits for the construction of churches and for large religious gatherings.
complex challenges developing countries continue to face, particularly in the continent of Africa.
However, SPLA and the South Sudan Police continue to face logistical challenges in sustaining their forces in the field.
The Committee notes that women continue to face discrimination under customary law and traditional codes.
Those who continue to face difficulty after two years are normally required to transfer to flats with lower rents in the same district.
AI noted that women continue to face discrimination and violence in the home and workplace, in public life, from extremist groups, and from laws governing inheritance and evidence.
The Miss Universe Pageant also highlights the problems mixed-race Japanese continue to face in their home country of Japan.
The voter registration exercise underlined the operational challenges that continue to face the National Electoral Commission, and which should be addressed in order to prevent difficulties that could hamper
The outcome document, in the form of the Istanbul Programme of Action, sends an important signal to the international community of the challenges that continue to face the 880 million people living in the 48 least developed countries.
Declares its solidarity with the Government and the people of Djibouti, who continue to face critical challenges owing, in particular, to the scarcity of natural resources, harsh climatic conditions and the continuing critical situation in the Horn of Africa;
The United Nations Development Assistance Framework(UNDAF) Malawi(2008-2011) indicated that girls and women continue to face severe discrimination, and suffer the effects of poverty more than boys and men.
despite the fact that those developing countries continue to face development challenges;
While the electoral process is fully funded, the National Programme for Reintegration and Community Rehabilitation and the national civic service programme continue to face obstacles, as emphasized in paragraph 20 above.
However, the Turkish Cypriots, though having fulfilled their responsibilities on the way to a solution by voting overwhelmingly in favour of the plan, continue to face difficulties arising from ongoing political, economic, cultural and social isolation.
However, LDCs continue to face peak MFN rates for beef and other meat products, sugar and sugar products, various fruits and fruit juices, etc.
NHRC while noting progress in respect of developing laws and policies in relation to women ' s rights, pointed that women continue to face discrimination in both the public sphere and their family life.
While recent hikes in international energy prices have brought a surge of economic boom in most energy exporting countries of the region, other countries continue to face difficulties in mobilizing domestic and foreign direct investment.
In addition to the burdens faced by all women in accessing housing and land, Afro-Brazilian women, indigenous women and women living in favelas, continue to face multiple forms of.
Declares its solidarity with the Government and the people of Djibouti, who continue to face critical developmental and humanitarian challenges owing, in particular, to the scarcity of natural resources, coupled with harsh climatic conditions and the acute issue of water supply impacting on the development aspirations of the country;
The Commission acknowledges that men and women continue to face gender stereotypes, as well as challenges and obstacles to changing discriminatory attitudes, and stresses that challenges and obstacles remain in the implementation of international standards and norms to address the inequality between men and women.