Examples of using Remain fragile in English and their translations into Arabic
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The gains stemming from our joint efforts are impressive, but they remain fragile.
The cease-fire in Liberia, while holding, will remain fragile while tensions remain high and the end of the crisis is not in sight.
In spite of substantial efforts and sacrifices, our political and economic structures remain fragile and vulnerable.
have just emerged from conflict situations take appropriate measures, peace will remain fragile and endangered.
Notwithstanding the significant progress made, peace and stability in Sierra Leone remain fragile.
The regional divisions have made good efforts to strengthen their relationships with other United Nations entities but most of these relationships remain fragile and are not institutionalized.
If one advocates development through trade, then one must also increase official development assistance to stimulate the growth of economies that remain fragile.
While progress has been considerable, the relationships between them are at an early stage of development, and in some respects remain fragile.
We know that development achievements remain fragile if they are not supported by serious efforts to strengthen good governance, the rule of law, human rights, gender equality and an active civil society.
Recent tensions over the preparations for the presidential elections on 19 June demonstrate that peace and stability in Guinea-Bissau remain fragile and require the continued engagement of all key national and international actors.
The recent gains remain fragile and reversible.
Without military stability peace in this area would remain fragile.
The recent gains remain fragile, and major challenges lie ahead.
law enforcement institutions remain fragile.
If it is not, any progress we have made will remain fragile.
The political situation in Côte d ' Ivoire is expected to remain fragile.
Nevertheless, justice, human rights and corrections institutions remain fragile and susceptible to setbacks.
Indeed, the situation can be expected to remain fragile for some time to come.
Yet, the gains remain fragile and may dissipate if not consolidated and institutionalized.
Despite these successes, lives and livelihoods for the majority remain fragile at best.