Examples of using Remains a challenge in English and their translations into Spanish
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Recruitment of qualified persons remains a challenge within the Public Sector.
However, consolidating and broadening democracy remains a challenge.
Their role as both first responders and peacekeepers remains a challenge in many ways.
The target of eliminating illiteracy by 2015 remains a challenge.
Creating the conditions for a viable community media sector remains a challenge.
empowerment of women remains a challenge.
but for many people it remains a challenge.
Increasing the number of women accessing the formal labour market remains a challenge to address as they currently represent only 5 per cent of the issued permits.
poverty remains a challenge in many of the rural areas where they are located.
Either way, the issue of where to develop the capacity to assess a Conservancy's performance against management aims remains a challenge.
The Venezuelan State reiterates that the topic of maternal mortality remains a challenge, and it will therefore continue to implement positive measures to prevent and combat it.
overcrowding remains a challenge in prisons, especially in Freetown,
predicting mortality patterns over space and time remains a challenge.
The mobilization of necessary resources for achieving its goals remains a challenge, but such resources are critical if UN-Women is to deliver on the expectations of stakeholders.
The high number of refugees remains a challenge to the Government of Botswana,
malnutrition among women and girls remains a challenge in many countries.
The retention of women remains a challenge, given the increasing number of difficult duty stations in which WFP operates.
The establishment of stable financial mechanisms remains a challenge for the forthcoming period,
But in many countries reliable data collection for land degradation remains a challenge, and more work is needed on developing and validating reliable indicators.
Implementation of these policies and plans remains a challenge, due to inadequate human resource capacity,