Примеры использования Insurmountable problems на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Those are massive, but not insurmountable, problems.
There are nearly insurmountable problems in supplying a historiography of the Internet's development.
However, did not lead to insurmountable problems.
One of the insurmountable problems is decentralised gas distribution in countries where there is no gas distribution monopoly.
Future reporting issues would create insurmountable problems.
What may at first seem insurmountable problems, will present no difficulty to us bearing in mind the sources we have at our disposal.
Of all the major countries of the world it is only Pakistan that appears to be faced with insurmountable problems.
Because here are Scientology solutions for seemingly insurmountable problems faced by humanity- from the raising of children to the revitalization of entire nations.
But we should not see terrorist acts and the proliferation of weaponsof mass destruction and other calamities as insurmountable problems.
The high cost of construction depleted Riquet's personal fortune and the seemingly insurmountable problems caused his sponsors, including Louis XIV, to lose interest.
Mr. Winnick(United States of America) expressed his delegation's firm opposition to draft resolution A/C.2/52/L.6/Rev.1, which presented insurmountable problems.
What followed was a sweeping look at the seemingly insurmountable problems faced by humanity and how each surrenders to the simplest of Scientology principles.
However, her delegation recognized that,at the current stage, such an approach posed virtually insurmountable problems for many States.
Insurmountable problems arise where new master plans are applied retroactively, and subsequently used as a basis for declaring dwellings non-compliant and therefore due for demolition.
And while in practice it may not be a simple matter to apply these guidelines,they do not pose insurmountable problems and are clearly quite workable in practice.
The specific and complex issues relating to such reserves had been adequately addressed in bilateral relations anddid not appear to be causing insurmountable problems in practice.
This line of thinking was buttressed with the observation that the specific and complex issues related to oil and reserves had for many years been adequately addressed in bilateral relations anddid not seem to pose insurmountable problems in practice, since a plethora of bilateral agreements and other arrangements already provided legal certainty in the area, and that there was no compelling need for global regulation or universal rules.
I had the privilege of working with those people, particularly Hédi and Luiz, andwhat always characterized their work was their ability to find their way through insurmountable problems.
Countries in post-conflict situations orin transition face a daunting number of seemingly insurmountable problems that all cry out for solutions simultaneously.
The emphasis in the Statute was on individual criminal responsibility and any extension to legal persons wouldchange its character and would, moreover, raise insurmountable problems in regard to evidence.
In contrast, a number of delegations stated that the issue of privileges andimmunities should not pose insurmountable problems, because they were subject to waivers under appropriate circumstances.
The subjectivity of the notion was not, however, sufficient reason for abstaining from an effort to define it; other legal notions("public morals","reasonable","good faith")were equally subjective or changed with time and did not pose insurmountable problems in their application.
According to information available to the secretariat, the authors of the study came to the conclusion that there were no insurmountable problems in allowing so-called"mega-trucks" on the road network of the European Union countries.
Effective and well-tested innovations, such as non-conviction-based forfeiture, should be examined with an open mind and adopted,if there are no truly insurmountable problems, to permit the achievement of the confiscation goals of all the United Nations Conventions.
It is not an insurmountable problem; we will resolve it.
Theoretically, this is not necessarily an insurmountable problem.
I see an insurmountable problem.
Reaching agreement on the scale of assessments should not be allowed to become an insurmountable problem.
He recalled that for some, this was an insurmountable problem and they subsequently chose to seek work in Latin America or Europe instead of Russia.
The primary point of the article is to emphasize that such a scenario need not be an insurmountable problem.