Примеры использования Lead to difficulties на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This could lead to difficulties when applying the law.
Her Indian physical features, while not pronounced,"could lead to difficulties.
Any imputation of partiality could lead to difficulties in attracting further voluntary contributions.
Risks for medical complications are greater for girls aged under 15,as an underdeveloped pelvis can lead to difficulties in childbirth.
The inconsistencies between the sets of data lead to difficulties in interpretation and uncertainty about the results.
Mr. Rwangampuhwe(Rwanda) said that the word"reasonably", in subparagraph(a)of model provision 44, was too vague, and could lead to difficulties of interpretation.
Circumcision that is too tight causing penoscrotal webbing may lead to difficulties with penetration and functional shortening of the penile shaft.
Reservations on the alternative proposal were further expressed on the ground that it did not include a provision on conditions for granting such measures,which could lead to difficulties of interpretation and application.
The delegation of the Netherlands said that this could lead to difficulties because of different interpretations of where to size for example tubers that are between 35 and 52 mm.
In the same vein, with national sets of documentation there are naturally more translations needed,which can lead to difficulties in keeping consistency between the documents.
Ms. BARRET(United Kingdom) recalled that at the previous meeting of the Working Group, the phrase"place where the injury occurred" had been the subject of intense discussions, because under certain legal systems and with certain rules on conflicts of jurisdiction, the idea of"place" had to be taken into account;indeed, in those countries, the inclusion of that element among the factors of non-discrimination could lead to difficulties.
Different expectations of personal space can lead to difficulties in intercultural communication.
In relation to the latter, the delegation of Turkey considered that the mentioning in the second sentence of the comment referring to accompanying documentation in the TIR Carnet could lead to difficulties rather than facilitation.
It was pointed out that there are concerns that this inconsistency could lead to difficulties between technology exporting countries and importing countries.
However, we feel that the mandate, as contained in that draft resolution, for the proposed panel to be set up by the Secretary-General, is too broad andtoo vague and might lead to difficulties in actual implementation.
It may also be desirable for ownership to be allocated to the purchaser in cases where the allocation to the contractor may lead to difficulties, for example, where several contractors participate in the construction and it is not practicable for each contractor to own the portion of the works constructed by him.
The need to take into account such factors as subsoil seismic behavior, hydrogeological features, technological loads, the availability of urban communications,the requirements for maintaining the safety of buildings directly adjacent to the foundation pit, lead to difficulties in solving geotechnical problems.
In Russian procedural legislation, there is no suchterm as"adjustment of relief", which may lead to difficulties in applying the provisions of the Model Law.
Iv provide the competent bodies of the TIR Convention with timely and well founded information on trends in the number of non-terminated TIR operations, claims lodged orpending that might give rise to concerns with regard to the proper functioning of the TIR system or that could lead to difficulties for the continued operation of its guarantee system;
Concerned that growing numbers of refugees and even larger and growing numbers of internally displaced persons exist worldwide andthat restrictive policies of many States lead to difficulties for people in leaving their country in order to seek asylum, as well as to the detention of refugees and asylum-seekers.
Provide the competent body(ies) of the TIR Convention with timely and well founded information on trends in the number of non-terminated TIR operations, claims lodged orpending that might give rise to concerns with regard to the proper functioning of the TIR system or that could lead to difficulties for the continued operation of its guarantee system;
Concerned that the growing number of refugees and internally displaced persons worldwide poses a serious threat to peace and security andthat restrictive policies of many States may lead to difficulties for people leaving their country in order to seek asylum, as well as to the detention of refugees and asylum seekers.
Provide the competent bodies of the TIR Convention with timely and well founded information on trends in the number of non-terminated TIR operations, claims lodged, pending, paid orsettled without payment that might give rise to concerns with regard to the proper functioning of the TIR system or that could lead to difficulties for the continued operation of its international guarantee system;
Fitting of large diameter than the hose may lead to an additional load that might damage the hose reinforcement or a core layer;at the same time as the use of smaller diameter fittings may lead to difficulties when tightening the hose cause leakage, or in the case of multilayer hoses cause infiltration between the layers.
Provide the competent bodies of the TIR Convention with full and complete information on the functioning of the TIR system, in particular, but not limited to timely and well founded information on trends in the number of non-terminated TIR operations, claims lodged, pending, paid orsettled without payment that might give rise to concerns with regard to the proper functioning of the TIR system or that could lead to difficulties for the continued operation of its international guarantee system;
Although the Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering is widely recognized as the authoritative international body in the field of money-laundering,the organization has only 34 member States, a fact that might lead to difficulties as international efforts against money-laundering continue to develop.
This led to difficulties in preparing documentation such as logframes or in managing the advocacy subprogramme.
This trend may lead to difficulty in monitoring the production of medium-technology devices that have significant military capability.
Focusing on centralized services at stations led to difficulties and high labor repair some components and assemblies.
This often led to difficulties in hiring, in particular in hiring young and highly qualified staff, as well as to a high turnover of such staff.