Examples of using Such obstacles in English and their translations into Chinese
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Such obstacles vary depending on the specific political, economic, social, cultural, historical and other circumstances of the development of one or another country.
Such obstacles prevent women from gaining full access to the right to participate in public life, in particular at the level of decision-making.
Such obstacles are significantly exacerbated when Governments or warring entities conceal the true nature or the scope of the violations.
Such obstacles to the delivery of foodstuffs, medicine and other relief supplies reflect a blatant disregard for humanitarian principles endorsed by Member States.
Such obstacles can be overcome in a society where there is economic freedom.
We should not allow such obstacles to undermine our collective efforts to find solutions that are acceptable to all parties.
However, it is hoped that the construction of appropriate sport places for women in future will remove such obstacles.
Bilateral or plurilateral mutual recognition agreements of academic and professional qualifications could address such obstacles.
Hope was expressed that changes in political approaches over the coming years could overcome such obstacles and negotiations could begin in the CD.
A balance needed to be struck between efforts to mitigate the effects of climate change and assistance in avoiding such obstacles through resilience building.
Sometimes there are pillars in the warehouse, which are designed to avoid such obstacles.
Those offices need effective political support if they are to secure resources to overcome such obstacles as lack of staff and make necessary improvements in data sources.
It can be understood as a sort of mutual benefit where you need to bear such obstacles because of purchasing a free version.
States and the United Nations system shall fully cooperate in order to remove such obstacles, both internationally and domestically.
Such obstacles were also restricting the efforts of small and medium-sized enterprises to become useful actors in the global information society in the face of the commercial policies of large multinationals.
Such obstacles include the lack of access to affordable capital because of the non-portability of both pensions and credit histories, a poorly developed business environment and the lack of recognition of credentials.
Even if such obstacles are often beyond the direct control of the United Nations alone, there are still a number of steps agencies can take in order to create an enabling environment to address them.
Such obstacles not only imply violations of their rights to a remedy and due process, but also undermine their ability to enjoy other human rights equally and without discrimination.
Rather, it is a realistic consideration of the measures necessary to achieving nuclear disarmament and nonproliferation, the obstacles to such achievements and how to overcome such obstacles.
We also underline our dismissal of the obstacles that are imposed unilaterally on certain Arab States: such obstacles have a negative impact on development efforts in those countries.