Examples of using Return to normalcy in English and their translations into French
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hindering the return to normalcy for the population of both countries.
international assistance in the rebuilding and return to normalcy of the island of Bougainville,
Mr. JALLOW(Gambia) said that the purpose of the draft resolution was to help Somalia return to normalcy and to encourage participation by all factions of the population in the democratic process.
A return to normalcy has been hampered by continued insecurity, preventing approximately 700,000 internally displaced persons and nearly 800,000 refugees
Putin must be convinced that there cannot be a return to normalcy in Europe so long as various forms of hybrid warfare are used to keep the situation in Ukraine unsettled.
Burundi favouring a return to normalcy in the Great Lakes region
that the road for Bosnia and Herzegovina's return to normalcy was paved.
The present reporting period marked an important stage in the recovery from the 2006 crisis and a return to normalcy following the events of 11 February 2008 see S/2008/501, para. 3.
a relative peace has been achieved, but the return to normalcy is yet to begin in the regions affected by the war.
UNDP managed to continue an active rural rehabilitation programme in some parts of the country in anticipation of the return to normalcy.
I visited the region last July where I urged the Government of Rwanda to work towards political stability and return to normalcy in the country.
The return to normalcy in Somalia will unquestionably promote security
While they go hand in hand to make it possible to establish lasting stability and to start a return to normalcy, one sees differences in views within the Commission on how to implement those programmes, sometimes giving the impression that there are contradictory or competing elements.
weakening its central authority, impeding its return to normalcy and frustrating its citizens' aspirations for a decent life in a prosperous country.
it signals the end of a protracted emergency phase and the beginning of a return to normalcy.
unexploded ordnance because it is convinced that it is an essential measure that must be taken to ensure the return to normalcy in the lives of our people
which was a period marking an important stage in Timor-Leste's recovery from the 2006 crisis and a return to normalcy following the deplorable events of 11 February 2008.
essential for the return to normalcy after conflict and for creating confidence in the peace process, thereby laying the groundwork for development
laying the foundations for sustainable peace and a return to normalcy.
our country can return to normalcy and lasting stability.