Examples of using Continued to limit in English and their translations into French
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stating that consecutive Governments had limited and continued to limit the construction of new homes in the Arab sector.
project personnel and consultants continued to limit the scope and pace of technical assistance activities.
has therefore continued to limit the benefits from trade in those countries that are heavily reliant on them.
if developed country protection continued to limit market access opportunities.
Financial constraints also continued to limit the Agency's ability to keep up with educational reforms introduced by host authorities,
restrictions of road movement owing to security concerns continued to limit UNAMID's ability to promptly investigate
The United Nations continued to limit the participation in its meetings of the representatives of indigenous peoples,
as well as the direct targeting of humanitarian workers continued to limit and, in some cases, prevent such workers from responding to the crisis,
market pressures continued to limit the uptake of HFCs in the foams area,
Cautioning that environmental degradation continued to limit development options in many countries
The Government continued to limit the growth of the money supply by sharply restricting cash payments for budgetary expenditures,
women's health needs continued to limit their access to basic rights.
administrative practices that continued to limit or violate the rights of individual believers
while expressing concern that traditional practices continued to limit women's property rights in rural areas.
the volatile security environment continued to limit progress in several projects.
which entered into force on 1 January 2007, continued to limit the application of the principle of equal remuneration for work of equal value to employees employed by one employer.
other international humanitarian and development actors, and continued to limit the ability of the country task force
Continue to limit your use of credit,
Traditional biases continue to limit women's access to education
Innovation is needed to overcome persistent barriers that continue to limit where, when