Examples of using Continue to hamper in English and their translations into Arabic
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Given that funding, coordination and capacity issues continue to hamper the effective implementation of the plan, it is proposed that an Integrated Solutions Support Unit be established in order to strengthen in-country capacity and mitigate any destabilization that the epidemic may cause.
The Committee regrets that certain traditional cultural attitudes with respect to women are not compatible with their dignity as human beings and continue to hamper their equal enjoyment of rights embodied in the Covenant.
However, considerable difficulties continue to hamper the attainment of that goal, for example, the lack of public health infrastructure and qualified health staff, the cost of medications and diagnostic tools and the persistence of mistrust and discrimination.
Although some progress has been made in the utilization of some renewable forms of energy(wind, solar, biomass), low prices, and especially the subsidies provided to fossil fuels, continue to hamper their application.
The present report concludes that, despite the significant progress made during the reporting period, the volatile security situation and lack of funding continue to hamper humanitarian recovery and development programmes in Somalia, leading to increased vulnerability within Somali communities.
The situation in the northern part of Kosovo is still potentially volatile and several roadblocks continue to hamper the freedom of movement for the local population, EULEX and KFOR troops.
Nevertheless, remaining trade barriers, including tariff escalation and tariff peaks, together with non-tariff barriers, continue to hamper entry of LDCs ' exports into markets of major trading partners.
While most were removed at the end of the year, some remain in place and continue to hamper the movement of humanitarian workers and goods.
OIOS noted that inconsistencies in the interpretation of what constitutes evaluation activity and in the reporting of evaluations continue to hamper the collection, accuracy and analysis of data on evaluation activity.
Furthermore, acute shortages of the necessary equipment required to mine diamonds, in particular pumps and generators, as well as heavier earth-moving machinery, also continue to hamper considerably the attempts of those who would seek to dig and export illegally.
In addition to the citizens who are being being killed and maimed in Egypt every year as a result of those mines, the existing minefields, especially in the area of the Western Desert, continue to hamper the economic and human development efforts in this vast area of our country.
By their extraterritorial nature, the measures imposed on Cuba 50 years ago in the context of the cold war continue to hamper the country ' s exercise of its rights as a sovereign State on the international stage.
Although the committees ' roles and procedural guidelines have been outlined respectively in UNMIK Administrative Instruction 2003/002 and 2005/001, at the time of writing a number of challenges continue to hamper their efficient functioning.
The Committee regrets that certain traditional cultural attitudes with respect to women are not compatible with their dignity as human beings and continue to hamper their equal enjoyment of rights embodied in the Covenant.
However, while she has been able to perform her functions as NLD leader, restrictions on NLD and other political parties reportedly continue to hamper their legitimate activities.
However, access challenges and the limited presence of the United Nations in the most affected areas continue to hamper the response, particularly in the south, where 80 per
Despite serious challenges that continue to hamper preventive diplomacy efforts, which will be discussed later in this report,
However, we should not underestimate the gravity of the challenges that continue to hamper the achievement of lasting peace, stability and sustainable development in that region and many more in Africa.
It notes that security and logistic problems continue to hamper the delivery of relief assistance, particularly in the interior of the country, and expresses concern about the effects of the protracted conflict on the socio-economic conditions in Liberia.
certain traditional practices and customs, prevailing particularly in rural areas, continue to hamper further progress in the effective implementation of the provisions of the Convention, especially with regard to the girl child.