Примеры использования Very real problem на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It's a very real problem.
Border crossings can reveal some very real problems.
Ideology addresses very real problems, but it mystifies them.
Whilst these developments are to be welcomed,there remains a very real problem.
Challenges Childhood obesity is clearly a very real problem and there are many challenges.
Even though we have signed key international agreements,I must say that we have a very real problem.
That man has the potential to be a very real problem for the two of us.
While there is no question that men doin fact experience balding, much less attention is paid to thinning hair for women, yet it is a very real problem.
Suicide is something that is very real problem in our world.
They need to be resisted,for there is the very real problem of a“contagion” effect, whereby chronic instability in one country in the Horn might prove to be a real threat to its neighbours, if it is not contained or eliminated within a reasonable period of time.
On the whole, Governments have been reluctant to acknowledge the very real problem of solicitation.
Draft article 49, in attempting to solve a very real problem for carriers, seemed likely to create other problems for the banking industry.
Although the number of countries affected tends to be quite small,this can still pose a very real problem for them.
While phenomena such as teenage gangs constituted a very real problem, recourse to drastic measures frequently proved counterproductive.
Ms. Majodina agreed with Sir Nigel that the issue of discriminatory accreditation was a very real problem in many countries.
However, conventional weapons proliferation remains a very real problem, particularly in those areas of the world where small arms are not only cheap, but also easily accessible, and where their proliferation continues to fuel violence and conflict.
What is very clear and very disappointing is that,in this new document, this body has not sufficiently addressed the very real problems women and their children face in the developing world: disease and hunger.
These initiatives occur concurrently in some countries,creating a very real problem for UNICEF(as for Governments) in terms of shortages of staff to devote to these time-consuming processes, and the concomitant need to establish criteria for the inevitable trade-offs imposed by managing these demands.5.
Of course, to achieve significant results in this business, you need to practice every day for many years,but to learn a few songs on the three chords- a very real problem for anyone with hearing and sense of rhythm are present at least on a basic level.
Our delegation believes that the international community should focus its efforts on the very real problem of the proliferation of known types of weapons of mass destruction(WMDs), both by States that wilfully violate their commitments with respect to existing treaties and also by non-State actors.
Churchill, in his presentation"Economic growth: meeting the challenge of increased energy use", at the keynote session of the Executive Conference on Energy Technology Policy for Sustainable Development: Comparing Long-Term Approaches, held at Noordwijk, the Netherlands, 9-11 December 1992, pointed out the needto move away from debates on future problems and focus on resolving the very real problems that developing countries face today.
However, despite this increased awareness, very real problems still remain in the field.
Our delegation believes that the international community should focus its efforts on the very real problem of the proliferation of known types of weapons of mass destruction(WMDs) both by States that wilfully violate their commitments with respect to existing treaties and by terrorists.
We believe that in order to deprive those who are tempted to use terror-- be they States, groups or individuals-- of any political, ideological, religious or other pretext to seek to justify or legitimize their actions,we must simply find responses and solutions to such very real problems as foreign occupation, repression, social injustice, lack of freedom, extreme poverty, despair, frustration and religious and political extremism, all of which provide the breeding ground from which terrorism draws its strength.
Identity theft can be a costly, time-consuming, very real problem for those that it happens to.
But our accomplishments are jeopardized essentially by the very real problems of poverty, natural disaster and broken homes.
We owe it to ourselves andto our publics to make best use of our forum in addressing the very real problems and possibilities associated with the nuclear disarmament enterprise.
Similarly, FICSA is disappointed that the Pension Board did not seek a solution to the very real problems of retirees in countries which have suffered high inflation and currency fluctuations.
Ms. Sanders(United States of America): Regarding draft resolution A/C.1/60/L.10,our delegation believes that the international community should focus its efforts on the very real problem of the proliferation of known types of weapons of mass destruction, both by States that willfully violate their commitments with respect to existing treaties and by terrorists.
In Malta, as in most countries,the drug problem is a very real one.