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arrival of food and other items have caused great difficulties, particularly in the agricultural and health sectors.
Without underestimating the great difficulties that remain to be solved in this region, the Security Council mission leaves Kinshasa encouraged.
the majority of the citizenrys was able to exercise their political rights without great difficulties.
Experience gained as a result of those incidents has confirmed that great difficulties are involved in the use of air power in support of a peace-keeping operation.
The Committee is aware that the State party is currently experiencing great difficulties in the process of transition to a market economy.
The Committee notes with deep concern that persons with disabilities in the State party continue to face great difficulties in exercising their rights under the Covenant, including with regard to access to employment, housing, education and health care.
Great difficulties still lie ahead on the road towards the fulfilment of hopes for a multi-ethnic society in Kosovo, but it is our conviction that with perseverance and an imaginative approach it will be possible to make important advances towards the attainment of that goal.
The President: The President of the General Assembly is supposed to be 100 per cent neutral and impartial, but I will be facing great difficulties when Sweden and Trinidad and Tobago meet in the World Cup.
10 manned checkpoints had been set up in the centre of Hebron, causing great difficulties to the residents and occasionally placing them in danger.
The acting Chairman of the Joint Military Commission, General T. J. Kazembe, stressed the great difficulties the Commission had faced since its inception, including the lack of funding and logistical support, and reported briefly on its achievements.
Despite having been very well educated and trained in the former German Democratic Republic, many middle-aged women had lost their jobs as a result of economic restructuring and had encountered great difficulties in finding equivalent employment.
even courts still faced great difficulties in obtaining official documents and that there appeared to be a deep-rooted aversion in official circles to making information public.
The Serb proposal that eventually emerged after long and difficult discussions with the Co-Chairmen, who warned them that it would present great difficulties to the other parties, was not acceptable to President Izetbegovic and a majority of the Presidency.
Despite the great difficulties and the suffering of many African countries from repeated food crises, starvation and poverty, the involvement of regional economic groups to set up a plan for comprehensive agricultural development in Africa will enable us to pinpoint the sources of risk and the main difficulties that give rise to many other problems.
Most of them are in great difficulties today.
For historical and practical reasons, the economy remains in great difficulties.
His delegation would have great difficulties unless that concern was accommodated.
Great difficulties arise in analysing the ways in which indigenous women participate.
Albania has committed itself to intensive economic reform and is confronting great difficulties.
The Office ' s work in this sector continued to face great difficulties.
