Примеры использования Severe problem на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Acute land degradation was a severe problem in Lesotho.
If it does not have an equally strong security element attached,we will have a severe problem.
Tuberculosis remains a particularly severe problem within the penitentiary system.
Remains quite severe problem with recycling sludge formed after electroplating wastewater treatment plants.
Heroin abuse within the country has posed a severe problem for a number of years.
Elephant poaching, particularly in the south of the country in areas suchas Zakouma National Park, is a severe problem.
Aside of language differentiation, Kazakhstani severe problem is civilizational split"city-villages.
However, many times, a gum infection, especially in homeless cats,is likely to testify to a much more severe problem.
Trafficking in children was perceived as a severe or very severe problem by 90 per cent of respondents in Africa.
Moreover,"The expropriation of indigenous lands and resources for national development is a growing and severe problem.
A severe problem when fighting oil spill emergencies is the limited capacity of the tanks on the oil recovery vessels.
Overcrowding in places of deprivation of liberty constitutes a frequent and severe problem across the globe.
A more severe problem is caused by the kinds of relations that will never be covered in registers, for instance cohabitation.
Girls' enrolment ratios and women's illiteracy remain a severe problem, especially in poor and rural communities.
Ethiopia's exposure to the severe problem of landmines, unexploded ordinance and contamination goes back to the Italian invasion in 1936.
However one can generalise this fact that in the transition economies the academic world is also subject to the transition process, with the severe problem of underfunding.
Yet, confronting this severe problem could also offer an opportunity to address in a comprehensive manner long-standing developmental problems. .
The new Administration has reinforced and extended the"Red Solidaria" programme,aimed at combating poverty in those municipalities in which abject poverty is a severe problem.
However, poverty remains a severe problem for the world, particularly the developing countries, with 1.2 billion people still surviving on less than one dollar a day.
Recent experience has demonstrated that a Security Council resolution mandating an operation no longer automatically implies that it will happen as authorized;availability of troops has become a severe problem.
Tomohiro Kubota(久保田智広) discovered a severe problem with non-ASCII characters on automatically generated multilingual web pages when multibyte encoding is used.
That reality, in the view of my delegation, leads to identifying the fight against poverty as the primary objective that every peacebuilding process must bear in mind,since poverty is the most severe problem afflicting any country that has recently suffered a conflict.
As I mentioned before,we have a very severe problem with the lack of written and explicit public procedures regarding the medical criteria for allowing patients into Israel.
A major conclusion of the Ministerial Meeting of the Non-Aligned Countries on Debt and Development, contained in its report,was that the severe problem of foreign debt remains a veritable impediment to economic growth in many countries.
Referring to the severe problem of anaemia, a very incapacitating illness for women, members wanted to know if female malnutrition resulted from the traditional diet, lack of variety of foods or poverty.
The Special Rapporteur considers the absence of gynaecologists a particularly severe problem in view of the many medical consequences affecting women victims of violence in the post-conflict period.
Another severe problem facing the girl-child in the North, for example in the Netherlands, is the fact that many innocent children of asylum seekers are locked up in prisons together with their undocumented parents.
An assessment in the northern Syrian Arab Republic found access to health services to be the most severe problem, with 10.3 million people, including internally displaced persons, living in areas where health services were insufficient.
Food security was a severe problem: approximately 1 billion additional dollars would be needed to meet emergency food needs, including the requirements of refugees, who often had no other means of support.
The draft inherited from the"least common denominator" approaches the defect of treating the multilateral forms of responsibility effectively as bilateral forms: article 40, paragraph 3, converted the so-called multilateral obligation into a series of bilateral obligations,which created a very severe problem, not just in theory, but also in practice, by licensing States that were injured in a general sense and that were not the primary States concerned to adopt unilateral approaches.