Examples of using Facing difficulties in English and their translations into Arabic
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A non-compliance regime that makes a strong effort to help Parties facing difficulties rather than punishing or embarrassing them has a high
If you are facing difficulties in hiring.
The relatively small industrial sector is also facing difficulties.
By contrast, a number of peace-keeping operations are facing difficulties.
Developed countries are also facing difficulties in relation to ship breaking.
The existing ECOMOG troops are also facing difficulties in their own logistic support.
If you are in an emergency situation and facing difficulties accessing hospital admission.
The Patriarchate is facing difficulties in administering its schools and in enrolling students.
Women, especially the young and educated, were facing difficulties in finding employment.
The Government of Liberia is facing difficulties in maintaining LNP deployment in the interior.
We meet at a time when the United Nations is facing difficulties and doubts.
that the centres in Eritrea are facing difficulties.
We also note that other Arab States are facing difficulties in submitting requests and offers.
The representative of Cuba expressed his solidarity with the Permanent Missions that were facing difficulties.
The State party is facing difficulties in ensuring the right to everyone to social security.
Some developed countries were currently facing difficulties regarding how to go about meeting those obligations.
They accommodate the elderly deprived of family or facing difficulties in cohabitation with their families.
However, many developing countries that imported large quantities of food and fuel were facing difficulties.
Nevertheless, implementation of the Darfur Peace Agreement is behind schedule and facing difficulties.
The Special Rapporteur notes that the European Union administration is facing difficulties in reunifying the city.