Examples of using Yet to be resolved in English and their translations into French
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Nevertheless, many long-standing refugee situations had yet to be resolved and represented a heavy burden for the host countries concerned,
The problem of statelessness had yet to be resolved, particularly in respect of refugees
Administrative issues yet to be resolved included the streamlining of procedures to ensure timely publication of scientific reports,
A report on this issue, which was submitted to the Committee on Information at its fifteenth session, showed that there were practical and financial constraints yet to be resolved in order to implement this provision.
filed a claim against Canada Post for pay equity in 1993 that has yet to be resolved.
In the ongoing negotiations in the Free Trade Area of the Americas the approach to services liberalization has yet to be resolved and countries could submit initial offers through either a negative listing or a positive listing.
the matter has yet to be resolved satisfactorily.
particularly the problems yet to be resolved concerning payment of Customs claims in the Russian Federation,
has yet to be resolved, several humanitarian organizations in Northern Darfur have had difficulties renewing their travel permits, and non-governmental organizations' access
cultural issues that have yet to be resolved in both countries.
the problems of the following have yet to be resolved: 2,542 displaced persons(2,044 from the Croatian Danubian region and 498 from other regions),
challenges and issues yet to be resolved.
linguistic problems had yet to be resolved. If a whole new generation of indigenous children was not to be deprived of the benefits of economic,
A number of cases involving Japanese nationals had yet to be resolved.
While we are pleased that a solution has been found, many questions are yet to be resolved.
that very urgent issue had yet to be resolved.
In practice, the problem has yet to be resolved in the different areas of the world in which it arises.
However, the debate is a critical one for the future of post-conflict PSD, and one which has yet to be resolved.
But the most delicate and difficult issue has yet to be resolved: the establishment of the borderline between the two countries.