Examples of using Continue to confront in English and their translations into Spanish
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Government acknowledged that the global economy continues to be characterised by vastly different levels of development while developing countries continue to confront problems of access to markets,
also fully cognizant of the considerable developmental challenges which continue to confront the countries of Africa,
Even less does it mark the disappearance of the inequalities and injustices which continue to confront us, or of the crises which continue to arise
In that regard, allow me to express the sincere condolences of the Canadian Government for the deaths resulting from the helicopter crash in the Sudan earlier today-- a tragedy that underscores the very real threats United Nations personnel continue to confront in the field.
the serious obstacles that continue to confront humankind were also readily apparent.
the North Korean authorities continue to confront and violate its international obligations.
Taking into account the many complex challenges that continue to confront Sierra Leone,
the Future of Children, African countries, whose children continue to confront numerous challenges,
Stressing that the least developed countries continue to confront high levels of poverty
lasting solutions to those problems that continue to confront us in the area of disarmament in the remaining part of this twentieth century,
The Court continues to confront a heavy caseload under severe financial constraints.
Armenia continues to confront economic, social
The quest for such a vision continues to confront diverse challenges.
The intransigents insist on continuing to confront families and friends.
Female physicists have continued to confront deep-seated prejudices.
The European Union is deeply conscious of the enormous challenge of economic development that continues to confront the continent of Africa.
We remain ever mindful of the challenges that Afghanistan continues to confront-- security,
as the world continues to confront constant change and turbulence.
The novelty of possible in absentia proceedings means that the Defence Office continues to confront challenging legal issues that require it to critically examine its role and function.
as in all developing countries, continued to confront globalization-related problems