Examples of using Difficult economic in English and their translations into Spanish
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Yemen was a developing country with a difficult economic situation, but the Convention nonetheless constituted a commitment undertaken by each of its State parties.
Despite the difficult economic and security environment facing the international community, there remain many opportunities to advance disarmament,
Sweden is aware of the difficult economic problems that the Nicaraguan leadership is confronting today.
In a difficult economic environment, Governments have only two options
with numerous projects coming up every year in spite of a difficult economic conditions.
These ongoing efforts are intended to address the continuing difficult economic situation in Kosovo,
History would prove that during the current difficult economic times, countries were correct to hold firm to their commitments to internationalism.
While the Darfur Regional Authority is making every effort to pursue the implementation of the Doha Document in a difficult economic climate, it is facing significant pressures.
The implementation of such practices would be nothing less than the enforcement of draconian measures against Member States which are experiencing a difficult economic situation.
Despite difficult economic times, in 2010 his Government would provide UNHCR with over US$ 700 million, its highest annual contribution in history.
despite having gone through some difficult economic times.
In the first nine months of fiscal 2018 we faced an overall difficult economic environment.
Thus, despite the difficult economic situation, steps had been taken to provide minorities with an education in their own languages.
there are areas where recruitment continues even during difficult economic times.
Mr. Ruiz(Colombia) said that the global challenges to be addressed by the Committee in the current difficult economic climate called for inclusive solutions
The first seminarians were German, but given the difficult economic situation, paying students were also admitted.
Anyway… my angle on the story is how these self-help gurus tend to do really well in difficult economic times.
institutional memory to lead us into these difficult economic times.
The increasingly younger populations in the developing world create a potential workforce that struggles to find employment in difficult economic times.
The ravages of the series of hurricanes on our tourism industry also points to difficult economic times ahead.