Examples of using Continue to limit in English and their translations into French
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After this phase transition is accompanied by a maintenance phase, during which you continue to limit your carb intake to around1 oz. per day- the amount of carbohydrates in two slices of bread.
the public at large-must continue to limit access to cannabis.
accessible monitoring practices continue to limit the potential usefulness of monitoring in bringing safe and affordable water and sanitation to those who need it most.
traditional societal attitudes towards children continue to limit respect for their views,
some members of all communities continue to limit their movements to areas where they are in the majority.
the burden of their debt continue to limit their ambitions.
the FARDC-MONUC joint operations in the Kivus continue to limit the ability of FDLR to manoeuvre in the more densely populated areas
Nonetheless, persistent weakness in global business investment and slow progress in implementing structural reforms in a number of economies continue to limit the growth of potential output.
The Committee saw the need to cut across and beyond the sectoral approach of the Millennium Development Goals to address the structural obstacles that had prevented and might continue to limit further progress in achieving the Goals.
supply-side constraints continue to limit their capabilities to take full advantage of new trading opportunities,
poor infrastructure continue to limit financial market development
the adverse effects of certain other factors operating largely outside of the health system continue to limit individual and population health gains.
While the United Nations security guidelines continue to limit HRFOR's capacity to carry out on-site investigations in the north-west,
discrimination on various counts continue to limit affirmative action through revised policies, programmes and awareness initiatives, posing a continuing
tribal conflict in Jonglei continue to limit access to areas where violations are reported
action across the system continue to limit the system's capacity to mount integrated and comprehensive responses.
vested interests and patronage continue to limit the opportunities for full transformation in governance.
Financial constraints continue to limit the IATF's potential global reach, the full implementation of its activities, and the development of partnerships with private sector
productive assets, and unequal decision-making continue to limit opportunities for women
persistent social institutions continue to limit women's and girls' horizons in all regions ranked in the 2012 SIGI: