Примеры использования Difficulties that may arise на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Let's talk about the difficulties that may arise in the implementation of this project.
The program will notify you by SMS-notification of any malfunctions and difficulties that may arise in the work of your organization.
With a view to reducing the difficulties that may arise in the interpretation of the text, the Commission may wish to consider whether more descriptive language might be used.
Yet a time is set daily for guidance on the technique andfor supporting participants to move through the difficulties that may arise for them.
Foster a culture of dialogue to resolve any difficulties that may arise from the efforts to uphold human rights.
I will share my experience of implementation of collecting and analyzing metrics in the development and testing processes, experience in establishing of this process,and potential difficulties that may arise during the process.
We are not responsible for any damages,lawsuits or legal difficulties that may arise, and do not guarantee the absence of applications, omissions, errors or other problems.
The classes on automated text processing involve a lot of communication with students;we invent examples of various language phenomena together and discuss the difficulties that may arise in working with texts in certain languages.
In accordance with the above-mentioned article, the Agency works to overcome any difficulties that may arise in the implementation of its Technical Cooperation Programme in Cuba to ensure that the objectives of the Programme are fulfilled.
The security personnel of each Party providing protection to Field Offices staff and other demarcation personnel shall at all times carry appropriate communication equipment to enable them to communicate instantly with their respective capitals andthose senior administrative officers with authority to resolve immediately any difficulties that may arise.* 9. The demarcation.
The purpose of the footnote is to be inclusive and broad andto overcome any technical difficulties that may arise in national law as to which transactions are commercial.
In connection with regard to the conduct of the Circles and the difficulties that may arise in the conduct of the same, the Coordinator of the Circle concerned, have to give notice to the President through the National Secretariat which, dirimerà the/ situations manifested by ensuring resolve, through the mediation of an appointed delegate.
The purpose of the footnote is to be inclusive and broad andto overcome any technical difficulties that may arise in national law as to which transactions are commercial.
With respect to"environmentally friendly" products,the report stresses the difficulties that may arise in defining such products and the fact that consumer concern is now focusing on the credibility of environmental claims made by manufacturers.
As the peace process enters a new phase, the good offices, mediation and verification functions of my Special Representative remain essential,given the difficulties that may arise during the national reconciliation stage, especially at the regional, provincial and municipal levels, and during the actual integration of UNITA into FAA and ANP.
In the light of the momentum we have generated,I am convinced that we can overcome any difficulties that may arise at the next session of the Negotiating Committee early next year, and I assure the Assembly of the full cooperation of my Government towards that end.
On 4 February 2011, the Director of the Division addressed a letter to the Chairperson of the Commission,bringing to his attention certain difficulties that may arise as GIS software and operating systems continue to evolve, in particular with regard to the fact that future versions of the software may not provide for backward compatibility with GIS projects included in the submissions already received by the Commission.
The difficulties that might arise with electronic communications could be recorded in the report.
Potential difficulties that might arise if the Parties sought to amend the text of Article 4.2(a) and(b) were identified.
It was stated that most procedural difficulties that might arise in the field of conciliation could probably be solved by agreement between the parties.
In the area of national reconciliation, experience elsewhere suggests that the Organization could play a useful role in monitoring andhelping to reconcile difficulties that might arise.
However, certain issues remained andshe thought it important to take into account certain difficulties that might arise when the city or a private company decides to perform construction work on the same street as the Mission's.
Apart from the difficulties that might arise from implementing the arrest of a ship already sailing and the safety implications that this might have, it is also very questionable whether such an arrest is the most efficient form of safeguarding maritime claims with a private interest.
The delegation of Slovenia drew attention to the difficulties that might arise when compliance reviews had to take account of revised emission values that were a result of using new inventory methodologies in accordance with the reporting guidelines.
With a view to reducing the difficulties that might arise in the interpretation of the text, it was suggested that a more descriptive language might be used along the following lines, consistent with the formulation adopted by the Working Group.
At its ninetieth session, the Committee decided to revise its reporting guidelines and requested Mr. O'Flaherty to review the existing guidelines andto prepare a working paper identifying in particular any difficulties that might arise with the implementation of harmonized guidelines.
With regard to working conditions, in November 2002 we engaged contacts with lawyers, especially those who plead or have pleaded before international criminal courts,to identify any difficulties that might arise.
At its ninetieth session, the Committee decided to revise its reporting guidelines and requested Mr. O'Flaherty to review the existing guidelines andto prepare a working paper identifying in particular any difficulties that might arise with the implementation of harmonized guidelines.
The Board encourages the Holy See to pursue efforts to remove obstacles to its accession to the 1988 Convention and, at the same time,to continue taking practical measures to deal with potential problems and difficulties that might arise from the implementation of the provisions of the 1988 Convention.
At its ninetieth session, the Committee decided to revise its reporting guidelines and requested Mr. O'Flaherty to review the existing guidelines andto prepare a working paper identifying in particular any difficulties that might arise with the implementation of harmonized guidelines.