Examples of using Continued to impede in English and their translations into Arabic
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stressed that the security situation continued to impede the proper functioning of the justice system and slowed the pace of security sector rebuilding.
The review by the Commission for Social Development reveals that a number of factors continued to impede the ability to create an enabling environment, including natural and man-made disasters, such as armed conflict, earthquakes, floods, droughts and HIV/AIDS.
Ms. Grignon(Kenya) said that crime and drugs continued to impede development in many countries, despite concerted efforts to combat rising crime levels and suppress the sale and distribution of drugs.
Slow economic growth, stagnating resource flows, scarce foreign investment, deteriorating terms of trade, a decrease in export earnings and increased debt continued to impede their development efforts.
vote before the voting, said that Israel refused to comply with any United Nations resolutions and continued to impede the work of the United Nations Fact Finding Mission on the Gaza Conflict.
their rights effectively and break through the cultural and attitudinal barriers which continued to impede their progress.
the high incidence of crime and violence, fuelled by transnational organized crime related to drug trafficking and illegal trafficking in small arms, continued to impede its economic and social development.
which had provided further information regarding the situation of Peruvian women and the obstacles which continued to impede implementation of the Convention.
said that scattered economic success stories around the world should not obscure the fact that the scourge of debt continued to impede social and economic development in most developing countries.
Yet the report of the Secretary-General(S/1998/849) to which that comment made reference stated, rather, that a number of problems continued to impede progress towards the holding of a referendum, and that signature of the status-of-forces agreements was long overdue.
In this review, it was noted that, as underlined in paragraph 55 of the settlement plan(S/22464), MINURSO must have the full cooperation of both parties at all times in order to accomplish its tasks, and that wide differences in the parties ' interpretation of the main provisions of the settlement plan continued to impede its implementation.
Ms. Zack(United States of America), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, said that the Government of Cuba continued to impede family reunification through the manipulation of migration policies and consistently undermined migration accords between the two countries by denying exit permits to otherwise qualified Cuban citizens, including family members deemed defectors.
In a démarche to President Préval on 11 June 1998, the Ambassadors of Germany, France and Spain to Haiti conveyed the concern of the European Union at the absence of a Prime Minister, and emphasized that the deadlock continued to impede international assistance to the country.
The debt burden continued to impede the economic performance of a large number of countries
Israel continued to impede the free movement of the Palestinian people, through its apartheid-like policies and sought to alter the demographic and historical character of Jerusalem(Al-Quds) in order to establish a Jewish majority in that Palestinian city, systematically depriving Jerusalem Palestinians of their residency cards to that end.
The road map showed that the prevalence of inconsistent knowledge management activities and inconsistent use of technological tools continued to impede the Organization ' s ability to carry out its programmes effectively, while needlessly increasing the cost of operations(A/66/94, para. 56).
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba), referring to the provisions of paragraph 12 of the text, said that the use of mercenaries continued to impede the exercise of the right of peoples to self-determination and was often seen as a means for interfering in the domestic affairs of States, and in particular of developing countries.
In view of the unresolved questions that continued to impede the implementation plan and bearing in mind the critical role of MINURSO observers in the maintenance of the cease-fire pending the settlement of the conflict,
for Political Affairs and the Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations on continuing progress on the implementation of resolution 1701(2006) and areas of concern that continued to impede the establishment of a permanent ceasefire and a long-term solution between the parties.