Examples of using Continued to restrict in English and their translations into French
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attacks on populations by both LRA and criminal groups continued to restrict humanitarian activities.
the vacancy in the D-2 post for a police adviser continued to restrict progress on civilian-police matters.
manned either by law enforcement agents or by militias, continued to restrict the movement of United Nations staff.
it was concerned that those countries continued to restrict the fundamental freedoms of their citizens.
The blockade imposed on Gaza since 2006 continued to restrict the entry of international aid, on which 70 per cent of Gazans depended,
enquired why Japan continued to restrict the voting rights of Japanese citizens of Korean descent,
the Government continued to restrict access to various parts of the country throughout the reporting period,
where the Government continued to restrict its citizens' ability to exercise their fundamental rights.
local authorities have continued to restrict the movement of the civilian population of these areas.
restrictions on the Mission's freedom of movement, including night patrols, and continued to restrict its patrols to the main supply routes within the Temporary Security Zone in all Sectors.
At the same time, the Turkish forces delayed the routine maintenance tasks of UNFICYP and continued to restrict its patrols to a northern sector of the fence line,
insecurity continued to restrict access to people in need,
cumulative effects of intensified closures, which continued to restrict commercial and individual movement,
Israeli policies and practices continued to restrict progress.
Israel continued to restrict the movement of UNRWA personnel,
Parties to the conflict continue to restrict access to besieged areas.
Some countries continue to restrict the right of their citizens to return.
Insiders can have, continue to restrict their packages during their vacation.
The security situation in Darfur continues to restrict the delivery of humanitarian aid.
Evidence suggests that most NFP processes continue to restrict participation; this must change if they are to be an effective framework for achieving adaptation goals.