Examples of using Continue to pose in English and their translations into Arabic
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Moreover, the lack of adequate quantities of safe drinking water, combined with faulty waste-water management and deteriorated environmental conditions, continue to pose additional hazards to Lebanese children.
Azerbaijan mentioned that terrorism, insecurity and poverty continue to hinder the normal life of Afghani people and continue to pose serious challenges for the Government.
This developing international norm in favour of intervention to protect civilians from wholesale slaughter will no doubt continue to pose profound challenges to the international community.
It points out that the availability of trained translators and the complex needs of the victims continue to pose a challenge.
negative gender stereotyping and institutionalised, as well as societal discrimination, continue to pose significant challenges.
Efficient management and a better targeted use of available resources continue to pose a serious challenge for the Organization.
The issue of conflicts and the maintenance of international peace and security continue to pose enormous challenges to the Security Council.
South Africa is concerned that intra-State conflicts in Africa continue to pose a threat to the continent ' s stability.
As generally agreed, transparency is not an end in itself, but simply a means contributing towards the elimination of the threats that armaments of all types continue to pose.
The poor handling of evidence and slow completion of investigations continue to pose some difficulties.
Limited revenue and widespread poverty within the country continue to pose severe constraints on Timor-Leste ' s social and economic development.
Stresses that desertification, land degradation and drought continue to pose challenges to sustainable development, including food security in developing countries, particularly in Africa, and in this regard emphasizes the need for financial resources, technology transfer and capacity-building;
Affirming that crimes and human rights violations against migrants continue to pose a serious challenge and require a concerted international assessment and response and genuine multilateral cooperation among countries of origin,
I urge the Government to move forward with its commitment to disarm the Janjaweed militia, who continue to pose a serious threat to the lives and livelihoods of IDPs and the civilian population at large.
Poverty and illiteracy continue to pose a major challenge and are a key obstacle to many human rights-related laws and mechanisms, despite the immense efforts made and still being exerted in this sphere;
However, it is important to highlight a few critical issues that continue to pose a threat to Africa's potential for sustained economic growth
All States have partially implemented measures to prevent and suppress the movement of terrorists across borders, but lengthy and open land borders will continue to pose challenges to border control.
It must be fully recognized that the insurgents continue to pose a very real threat to the safety and security of the population in the north- western part of the country and to Rwanda ' s overall stability.
Acknowledge that climate change and sea-level rise continue to pose a significant risk to small island developing States and their efforts to achieve sustainable development and, for some, represent the gravest of threats to their survival and viability;
JS7 observed that unfair trials continue to pose a problem especially in criminal proceedings under counter-terrorism legislation, additionally, prosecutions launched under counter-terrorism legislation and convictions were based on incomplete evidence.