Examples of using Problems faced by in English and their translations into French
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which explores problems faced by people of Korean-heritage living in Japan.
degree of implementation of the Action Plan, but also on the problems faced by the countries in implementing its various components.
Problems faced by all major institutions
The CoE Committee of Ministers expressed concern about problems faced by Roma pupils,
The Special Rapporteur also observed the problems faced by all levels of Government in providing adequate post hoc support to new settlements, resulting from land redistribution programmes.
The Committee recommends that the State party address satisfactorily the problems faced by Bedouin communities,
Many of the problems faced by them were the same as the those of the Komo and solutions to the
where practical problems faced by Somalis in Finland have been discussed and addressed.
The problems faced by developing countries and countries in transition also require special consideration,
Indeed, reports indicated that many problems faced by indigenous people in the State party resulted from the lack of consultation with them
it requested the representative of Turkey to provide more information on problems faced by Turkish operators due to inadequate application of Article 38 of the TIR Convention in certain countries.
Other issues highlighted included problems faced by cross-border minorities, disputes over natural resources,
Problems faced by returning refugees and IDPs related to land claims,
To address thoroughly problems faced by children and students from marginalized groups that make obstacles in their enrolment into mainstream school system
The report analysed the problems faced by refugees and repatriates
Participants had reviewed the experiences and problems faced by LDCs in implementing the Uruguay Round agreements and the impact of the agreements on their trade
although the objective of their proposals was to solve problems faced by Turkish operators,
While all delegations recognized the importance of effectively addressing the problems faced by many developing countries in the field of commodities, different views were expressed on
However, it wishes to request the Commission also to give consideration in future to the problems faced by third-country exporters on account of the new requirements for the export of chemicals to the European Union.
these advances at the national level are eclipsed by continuing human rights violations and problems faced by millions of indigenous people in many countries.