Examples of using Return to normalcy in English and their translations into Spanish
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Neither the process of reconciliation, nor the return to normalcy within Bosnia and Herzegovina,
The present reporting period marked an important stage in the recovery from the 2006 crisis and a return to normalcy following the events of 11 February 2008 see S/2008/501, para. 3.
be free from the presence of ISIS, but the military defeat does not necessarily mean a return to normalcy.
A return to normalcy has been hampered by continued insecurity,
international assistance in the rebuilding and return to normalcy of the island of Bougainville,
competent international bodies and institutions in order to pave the way for the country's return to normalcy.
hindering the return to normalcy for the population of both countries.
already heralded a return to normalcy, with commercial activities restarting in western Herzegovina and central Bosnia.
our country can return to normalcy and lasting stability.
I visited the region last July where I urged the Government of Rwanda to work towards political stability and return to normalcy in the country.
that the road for Bosnia and Herzegovina's return to normalcy was paved.
thus hampering efforts for recovery and return to normalcy.
the increasing signs of a return to normalcy, albeit gradual.
As those countries return to normalcy, the role of the United Nations continues to be of paramount importance in helping to build democratic institutions
The mission emphasized that the Agreement remained the only framework for the country's return to normalcy and that the Security Council would consider appropriate, targeted measures against individuals who obstructed its implementation.
A return to normalcy in Libya and a prompt economic recovery are critical if the actions of the Organization in the Sahel region are to be effective
Despite the return to normalcy in the capital since the end of the fighting,
under international law and relevant Security Council resolutions remains vital for the return to normalcy in the region.
Memorandum of Understanding and the desire of the Government to quickly and firmly return to normalcy.
The wanton attack on the United Nations headquarters building in Baghdad on 19 August 2003 dealt a severe blow to the Organization's efforts at assisting Iraq's return to normalcy.