Examples of using Pose problems in English and their translations into Arabic
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Large concentrations of people pose problems, too.
This may pose problems to exporters in all countries, in particular developing countries.
Information requirements are more demanding, which may pose problems for some projects.
Thus they pose problems for every single one of us-- and the main reason for that is globalization.
On a practical level there are a number of overlaps which pose problems in the actual application of that distinction.
May pose problems for some international organizations following the United Nations scale of assessments.
Some also expressedconcern that the limited level of the Reserve could pose problems in case of new emergencies.
High levels of sovereign risk pose problems not just for access of developing countries to risk management markets, but also for access to credit in general.
Even the least complexstandbys(those calling for presentation of a draft only) pose problems not addressed by the UCP.
Because land-mines pose problems that cut across so many mandates, a large number of United Nations agencies and non-governmental organizations have had to respond unilaterally to the problems they encounter in carrying out those mandates.
There is clearly a lack of political will to make these institutions work,and parallel institutions continue to exist and pose problems.
However, current trends in attitude towards isolated specialist services may pose problems in the future for maintaining this service.
Other members were of the opinion that the proliferation of allowances was not desirable and that separating salaries andallowances might pose problems.
In addition,the uncertainty that weighs over the financing of peacekeeping operations may pose problems for United Nations troop-contributing countries.
However, in decentralized or field-based organizations,field office managers take the decisions and this can pose problems.
It nonetheless remainsconcerned about certain aspects of the appointment of judges which pose problems with regard to article 14, paragraph 1, of the Covenant.
Although this delay will not hamper preparations for the DDR process,the onset of winter may pose problems further on.
In this respect reservations to treaties relating to interdependent rights andobligations pose problems similar to those of reservations to provisions relating to non-derogable rights.
In many countries, the lack of telecommunication skills, access to adequate housing, social services and the Internet, loneliness and isolation pose problems for older women.
During the recently concluded Millennium Summit,we addressed many global issues that pose problems and threats to mankind at the national, regional and international levels.
Most of the secondary airports that could servepopulations living in remote areas are in poor condition and pose problems of navigation safety.
However, the inclusion of specific articles on the prohibitionof the expulsion of refugees and stateless persons could pose problems for those States that did not recognize refugee status under the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees or other relevant instruments.
Some members questioned the Special Rapporteur ' s conclusionthat objections with" intermediate effect" could not pose problems of permissibility.
Among other concerns,the Secretary-General notes that the proposal of the Internal Justice Council could pose problems for legal representatives who are United Nations staff members, since the new code would establish another set of obligations parallel to those established under the Staff Regulations and Rules.
Ecuador had serious reservations about the proposal to createa permanent unified treaty body, believing it would pose problems of a practical, political and legal nature.
Additionally, international efforts that supply equipment and services rather than money,are more resistant to resource misappropriation issue that pose problems in less stable governments.
The consultations conducted by the Secretary-General of the UnitedNations for three years now on the substantive issues that pose problems for the industrialized countries are, in the opinion of my country, an excellent initiative.
Another lesson to be drawn from the crisis relates to the need for monitoring of countries with a high proportion of short-term debt as wellas private capital flows in their external liabilities, since that might pose problems even if their overall indebtedness is modest.
Over time, such munitions become covered by undergrowth and eroded soil and, to all intents and purposes, function like land-mines. However,while UXO may pose problems and risks similar to those created by land-mines, UXO is often readily visible and the metal casings provide easy detectability.
While unilateral and multilateral freer trade has always been thought of as producing a net positive welfare effect, the way in which trade liberalization isachieved through preferential trade agreements may pose problems, in particular for least developed countries which have not been traditionally involved in such agreements.