Exemples d'utilisation de Problems in practice en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Problems in Practice.
There are problems in practice.
Problems in practice.
June 2009 poses problems in practice.
The problems in practice appear to include.
Nor is it likely to raise problems in practice.
This publication takes management through 20 important disclosure andaccounting issues which have been raised by the Grant Thornton International Ltd IFRS team as frequently causing problems in practice.
That it doesn't cause any problems in practice.
This regulation is likely to cause problems in practice, as in the case of an indirect acquisition(for example by subsidiaries) the natural persons which are shareholders of the parent company would need to be notified.
But there are all kinds of problems in practice.
An important change will consist in strengthening the principle of the economicallymost advantageous offer and the adjustment of extremely low prices, which caused problems in practice.
The application of this very far-reaching law gave rise to a number of problems in practice, however, deriving from the combined application of several provisions.
Certain of the exemptions to the Directive are also causing problems in practice.
It focuses on working with people to identify problems in practice, implement solutions, monitor the process of change, and assess outcomes.
A pseudonym used in the private sphere raises few problems in practice.
While solving problems in practice, sometimes a complex geometric configuration of the computational domain(for example, see Figure 1) is used, and therefore, the drawback, mentioned above, is enough critical.
However the GIL rarely causes problems in practice.
The intention of the legislator is to ensure this model of approach to this entitlement for all employees in BiH,regardless of the law that is applied to their contract of employment in order to avoid any problems in practice.
With regard to the criminal offence of domestic violence or violence in the family or family community(Article 220),the linguistic interpretation of the basic form of the criminal offence posed problems in practice because it required the violation of physical or mental integrity of"members" of the family, i.e. a plural form was used, which could lead to an unacceptable result that this offence cannot be committed against a single family member, or a single member of the family community.
The interpretation of the term"transnational matters" frequently poses problems in practice.