Examples of using Continues to be a challenge in English and their translations into French
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Ensuring gender balance in staffing across the United Nations system continues to be a challenge.
Designing changes to national systems to allow all PRTR systems to work together continues to be a challenge.
It is apparent that exercising the right to freedom of association continues to be a challenge for defenders in many countries.
Securing non-earmarked resources continues to be a challenge especially in the face of continuing global economic constraints.
Securing funding for implementing measures to reduce air pollution continues to be a challenge.
difficulties in finding qualified staff, this continues to be a challenge.
the allocation of resources in the State budget continues to be a challenge for this sector.
Obtaining reliable data continues to be a challenge in Haiti, owing to difficulties in data collection
reliable data collection system that can be used by all continues to be a challenge.
the preservation of humanitarian space continues to be a challenge.
transition policies and programmes continues to be a challenge.
The lack of substantive participation of women in the peace negotiations continues to be a challenge for all parties in the peace process.
Financial support in the field of road safety continues to be a challenge to the attainment of the goal of the Decade of Action for Road Safety.
In most conflict situations, however, securing humanitarian access continues to be a challenge.
Providing effective pain management to people with Alzheimer's disease continues to be a challenge to healthcare professionals who practice in the long-term care setting.
training on leadership, and this continues to be a challenge.
Access to detailed waste data continues to be a challenge for our organization.
for instance, continues to be a challenge to the detriment of patients
including full mainstreaming of the gender dimension, continues to be a challenge.
Translating findings and recommendations resulting from expert group meetings into concrete steps to support decision makers in member countries continues to be a challenge.