Examples of using We continue to face in English and their translations into Arabic
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It is unfortunate that, as a result of far-reaching developments, we continue to face an even greater challenge in climate change.
At that meeting I elaborated on the progress Zambia has made and the challenges we continue to face in our efforts to attain the MDGs.
This is more so because many of our people are still living in poverty and we continue to face a high unemployment rate.
On the other hand, we continue to face daily, weekly operational challenges that are hindering us from capturing the full opportunities out there,
In our conflict prevention and mediation work, we continue to face challenges regarding how best to engage with sometimes amorphous movements or fractured armed groups
At the beginning of the twenty-first century, we continue to face many threats and challenges that undermine the basic values and principles of our societies and test our will and determination to abide by the obligations and restraints inherent in those values and principles.
We continue to face the demographic constraints of being a small population that subsists in a fragile ecosystem handicapped by the physical constraints of having a mountainous
Seychelles has thus adopted an open economic policy designed to be attractive; yet we continue to face the handicaps characteristic of an island State, exacerbated by a lack of human and natural resources and by the limits of our domestic markets.
We continue to face protracted regional security challenges,
Dudley also said,"Policy adjustments are likely to be gradual and cautious, as we continue to face significant uncertainties and the headwinds to growth from the financial crisis have not fully abated.".
In the area of nuclear non-proliferation, the Agency has been at the centre of attention and has demonstrated its ability to perform objective and credible verification, but we continue to face a number of difficult and unresolved situations.
However, we continue to face challenges, and it sometimes seems that we have backtracked on the dream of establishing a law of the sea that is more concrete, in line with our needs and in full harmony with nature.
While we understand that we continue to face many challenges today on issues relating to oceans, we must never let those concerns lessen our commitment to work together under a just and equitable maritime legal order.
As we continue to face these unprecedented global challenges, the Bahamas reaffirms its commitment to engaging fully and constructively with its partners in the international community to find collective solutions to the challenges which confront all of us.
Sixty years after San Francisco, we continue to face the challenge of freeing all our peoples from want and from fear and allowing them the true dignity that they deserve as independent nations.
Yet, despite our best efforts, we continue to face the uncontrolled spread of illicit weapons throughout our territories, most times through the illegal diversion of weapons from the licit trade.
As we stand at the threshold of the new millennium, we continue to face the enormous challenge of preventing the recurrence of the numerous tragic events as well as expanding further the limits of human knowledge and endeavour in all fields.
Poverty and exclusion lie behind many of the security threats that we continue to face both within and across borders and can thus place at risk the promotion
It is our expectation that, during the course of these two days, we will benefit from learning about the new and innovative ways that other nations have used to combat those challenges that we continue to face in our struggle with the pandemic.