Примеры использования Poses problems на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This poses problems for the natural environment.
However, paragraph 3 poses problems for us.
Nevertheless, it has to be admitted that their practical implementation poses problems.
This one substance(Se and compounds) poses problems for some delegations.
While this debt poses problems for many developing economies, it is a particular burden for the poorest among them.
The computerized format of the consolidated list also poses problems to financial intermediaries.
This statement poses problems for those who might wish to associate the Mother with specific names of great artists of the time.
The proliferation of vigilante groups also poses problems of abuse and accountability.
A lack of material and equipment, andthe not infrequently poor condition of the existing monitoring stations, also poses problems.
Using the current breakdown of buildings anddwellings by industry poses problems when price changes vary across industries.
This poses problems for city or regionspecific surveys that attempt to contextualize findings with respect to location.
Preparing reports on a specific point in the Charter, which poses problems regarding compliance with the Charter(research reports) 4.
This poses problems in terms not only of how to respond to those threats but also of how to develop agreements among countries to curtail the use of cyber-attacks.
The Women's Affairs Department's placement in the Ministry of Labour andHome Affairs poses problems of authority of coordination.
When it leads to opportunism it poses problems, because, contrary to what was said by Gambetta, this barbarism does not conceal a genuine policy.
Even the free time after school, which used to be organized for the children by social organizations,now poses problems both for parents and their children.
The existence of a large number of payment systems poses problems in that there is no universally accepted standard for on-line payments.
This poses problems not only for security, law and order but, by extension, economic and social development, as the rule of law is the very basis for investor confidence.
Effective control is most important,but its definition poses problems and retains a high degree of subjectivity.
This poses problems with regard to the source of funding or the selection of a main coordination body, which again hampers the overall coordination of the implementation process.
The Committee further notes the country's geographic spread, which poses problems in the provision of services and the coordination of policies and programmes.
Suicide poses problems for its identification and at times it may be extremely difficult to decide whether a death was suicidal, homicidal or accidental;
The small number of immigrant pupils and their wide residential scatter poses problems for the teaching of their mother tongue in schools in Ireland.
Such a responsibility poses problems that can be effectively resolved only by a national hydrographic service with responsibility in the areas of hydrography and marine cartography.
The Committee also notes the State party's geographic spread over several islands which,combined with other difficulties, poses problems in the provision of services.
The differences in OSPs found on Lyme disease bacteria poses problems for patients in Europe where several strains of Borrelia bacteria are known to cause Lyme disease, including B.
Parties which are developing countries or countries in transition have the possibility of notifying the other parties that a particular severely hazardous pesticide formulation poses problems because of the conditions in which it is used on their territory;
Similarly, the return of rejected asylum seekers poses problems to many States and their continued presence in receiving countries may also have negative consequences for asylum.
Although policy changes have generated some economic growth in recent years,the increase in global interdependence resulting from these trends poses problems regarding the coherence, complementarity and coordination of global economic policy making.
Disappearance also poses problems for human rights intergovernmental and non-governmental human rights bodies, because it is designed to conceal and destroy all evidence that would connect the perpetrators to the victims.