Examples of using Continue to hamper in English and their translations into French
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Other factors continue to hamper the effective functioning of the judiciary in the north,
non-existent infrastructure continue to hamper relief efforts.
obstacles continue to hamper the full implementation of the Agreement as the prerequisite for peace
While security challenges continue to hamper normal economic activities and effective humanitarian
a lack of sufficient foreign direct investment continue to hamper the Provisional Institutions' ability to combat unemployment.
the fact that local peace committees have not yet become widely operational continue to hamper development efforts in rural areas.
logistic problems continue to hamper the delivery of relief assistance,
Three major obstacles-- country ownership, capacity and resources-- identified in the previous reports continue to hamper the implementation of the Programme of Action by the least developed countries.
detention facilities authorities continue to hamper the efficient administration of justice.
external debt, continue to hamper enjoyment by the developing countries of the expansion of the global economy.
central Somalia continue to hamper access and humanitarian programming, however.
a lack of targeted health programmes designed to address their specific needs continue to hamper progress in the realization of the right to health for children with disabilities, in many parts of the world.
limited staff trained to carry out this service continue to hamper advances in this area.
However, considerable difficulties continue to hamper the attainment of that goal,
several factors continue to hamper the operational effectiveness of both the Sierra Leone police and RSLAF.
a lack of quality job opportunities continue to hamper young people's quest for decent work.
Landmines on key logistical routes continue to hamper safe and free movement,
non-tariff barriers continue to hamper access to external markets for the commodities of developing countries.
The increasing demands on the resources of the Organization continue to hamper implementation of its priority mission in the post-cold-war world, namely, promoting sustainable development
focus on elements that continue to hamper our work.