Examples of using Remains a challenge in English and their translations into Chinese
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Compliance by author departments with the page limits also remains a challenge, and is in some cases beyond the control of the Secretariat.
However, malnutrition remains a challenge- 50 percent of children under five are stunted and 12.8 percent are underweight.
Increasing funding for a border wall remains a challenge in the lame-duck Congress, especially since Democrats may not be feeling too uncooperative.
Compliance with submission timing and page limits remains a challenge, despite improvements realized by the proactive Documents Management Section.
The protection of cargo compartments remains a challenge for which there is no acceptable solution at this time, but for which research continues.
The pandemic of non-communicable diseases is an emerging major cause of disability, while disability resulting from communicable diseases remains a challenge.
However, he added that supplying water to the centre remains a challenge as water pressure in the district is very low.
This is a welcome development, but effectively managing the caseload remains a challenge, and the will to prosecute is, sometimes, weak.
Although policies have been developed to address these issues, compliance with them remains a challenge.
One area that remains a challenge is how to ensure that disaster risk reduction is linked into everyday planning decisions.
However, the implementation component of the law remains a challenge especially in the rural areas.
Some countries noted the gaps between their ratification of international treaties and national laws and practice, recognizing that the national implementation of international treaties remains a challenge.
Despite considerable progress, the return of internally displaced persons and refugees to their homes in Southern Sudan remains a challenge.
Translating human rights principles and tools into concrete programming instruments remains a challenge.
Dissemination of appropriate new and emerging technologies from laboratories to field application in those countries, with assistance from development partners, remains a challenge.
Yet, children's right to education as a fundamental human right remains a challenge especially for those living in conflict areas.
But to have a truly global impact, the movement must expand to developing countries, where forest management remains a challenge.
This includes advocating for adherence to CEDAW because although many states have ratified the Convention, implementation and enforcement remains a challenge.
In many entities, however, lack of responsibility for gender mainstreaming among staff and managers remains a challenge.
Yet, addressing the needs and rights of migrants while giving due consideration to the legitimate interests of Member States remains a challenge in many countries.