Examples of using Work remained in English and their translations into Russian
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had made good progress, much work remained to be done.
and had not hidden the fact that much work remained to be done in implementing the Convention in the country.
While significant progress had been achieved in the quest for full enjoyment of human rights, much work remained to be done.
protection of human rights, much work remained to be done.
An integrated project plan detailing what work remained to be done
percentage figures for employed women performing unpaid work remained generally stable at not more than 0.5 per cent of all employed women.
Ms. Coker-Appiah welcomed the State party's recognition that much work remained to be done to protect women's right to health in accordance with article 12 of the Convention.
The work remained in manuscript until its inclusion in the fifth volume of the Colección de documentos inéditos para la historia de España, published in 1844 in Madrid.
For many young people who had achieved qualifications, finding decent work remained an aspiration in an international context of economic,
He observed that much work remained to be done in Libya
although his delegation supported the overarching goal of the reform of human resources management, much work remained to be done with regard to achieving equitable geographical distribution.
The recent earthquake and tsunami as well as the tropical storms that had affected many countries in the Pacific region served as a grim reminder that much work remained to be done.
Its efforts as both lead agency and cluster participant were commendable, but much work remained and it must continue to play a key role in that endeavour.
However, they were not able to articulate exactly what tasks and work remained undone as a result of the shortfall.
while noting that much work remained to be done.
several delegations noted that much work remained to be done.
Because society placed a low value on unpaid work and caring for others, such work remained at the core of gender discrimination.
Some 4 million people had been able to acquire a nationality as a result of legislative and policy changes over the past ten years but much work remained to be done.
Adams made many attempts to respond to the criticism of his formulation from his scientific colleagues, but the work remained incomplete at Adams's death in 1918.
Her work remained a little, almost all of them were killed in the First World War.