Examples of using Set of problems in English and their translations into Arabic
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I'm sure he had his own set of problems.
Solve a set of problems related to quadratic and rational equations.
They come with their own set of problems.
This set of problems is too big for any one actor to solve alone.
Which, in this new age… presents another set of problems.
Transit countries suffer a set of problems similar to those of producer countries.
However, pre-qualification involves its own set of problems.
It seems like every week a whole new set of problems would just crop up out of nowhere.
The Special Rapporteur notes the General Assembly 's increasing attention to this set of problems.
This crucial set of problems, and some of the main constraints involved, are briefly analysed below.
In turn,the groups devoted practically all the time in their weekly meetings to this set of problems.
Increasingly, the best approach to the complex set of problems affecting the least developed countries appeared to be an integrated one.
The United Nations, including the High Commissioner for Human Rights, committed to assist in this endeavour,took a multifaceted approach to this complex set of problems.
A suitable forum to address this set of problems in detail will be the international conference on the illicit arms trade that is due to take place in the year 2001.
In spite of the inherent benefits of all these developments,no sooner do we succeed in resolving one set of problems than we are confronted with new and more challenging ones.
The commodity issue is part of a complex set of problems that need to be addressed in a comprehensive manner while taking into account underlying causes.
Loss of access to variousforms of social transfer payments has generated a particularly difficult and interlinked set of problems for human resource development strategies.
Help to solve this set of problems, but still receive from this tangible benefit will help a special type of garden machinery- namely, garden shredder.
First, the concept of a symbiotic relationship between disarmament and development, as reflected in the sixth preambular paragraph,does not take into account the concept of security, without which this set of problems cannot be understood.
This clearly shows that thecommodity issue forms a part of a complex set of problems which need to be addressed in a comprehensive manner, taking into account the many underlining and structural causes.
Thus, I propose that, from an early age, schools provide more information on all drugs in existence and their consequences and, for those who are already consuming drugs,that there be more centres for serious treatment dedicated to this set of problems.
The Commission had decided to exclude from the study the set of problems relating to preventive measures, such as those involving exclusion, limiting the examination to the issue of expulsion in the strict sense.
Thus, some of the science and technology parks could seek strengths in certain technological areas, such as biotechnology,and others could address the set of problems that characterize a region, such as a mountainous terrain or remote oceanic islands.
This task involves responses to a more complex set of problems and requires new and different skills, a more holistic approach to problem solving and increased coordination of operational activities in the field.
In conclusion, I should like to reaffirm Benin ' s position that it will participate responsibly inthe patient quest for humanly acceptable solutions to the whole set of problems of population and development which in many respects constitute one of the important parameters for sustainable development.
The other problem or set of problems is the identification of the entity or entities which is or should be called upon, in a measure to be decided, to determine and/or implement the said special or supplementary consequences.
Unfortunately, work on the agreements to provide a legal basis for solving the set of problems related to troop withdrawal, including the legal, social, material and financial issues involved, has been excessively drawn out.
The newly emerging set of problems, which include commercial exploitation of children- especially girls- are by-products of the region ' s economic success and, in some cases, the shift from centrally planned to market-oriented systems.
My delegation made its contribution at that time, setting out in a somewhat detailed way the set of problems impinging on peace and development across the African continent in the light of the recommendations embodied in the report of the Secretary-General on the causes of conflict in Africa.
The first reporting process stressed that the most important set of problems affecting countries of the region were based on anthropogenic activities, namely: deforestation, water pollution and inappropriate agricultural practices.