Examples of using The problem faced in English and their translations into Arabic
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I am not programmed to solve the problem faced by the Enkarans.
The problem faced by the United Nations in this area, as in so many others, is that of insufficient resources.
To be honest with you,I'm here to see if you will consider alternate solutions… to the problem faced by the Enkarans.
The problem faced by hostages who are unable to be repatriated after their release by the pirates should also be addressed immediately.
If we criticize one another andseek to shift responsibility to others, we will not resolve the problem faced by the Conference and we will prevent the high-level meeting in New York from securing any results.
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The problem faced by industrialized economies was that they still revolved around processes introduced when natural resources had been abundant and cheap.
Mr. PHUA(Singapore)said that the representative of Spain had clearly identified the problem faced by the Commission, namely that there was a distinction between acknowledgement of receipt and the legal concept of acceptance.
The problem faced by the poorer developing countries, however, was that their industrial activities, still based on just a handful of products, did not create much added value.
Among the general messages arising from the presentations was that human beings want more, as individual and as societies,and this is part of the problem faced in terms of the unsustainability of our societies and our economies.
This delay is attributed mostly to the problem faced by some countries in staying on track with implementing macroeconomic and structural reform programmes under IMF.
The problem faced is the fact that although most of these birth attendants are trained by the Government this is work they undertake on a part time basis and have to fit in their registration obligations within their everyday duties.
Whereas when the Convention entered into force little in precise termswas known about the global landmine problem or the problem faced by most affected States, since the Convention was established, significant methodological, organization and operational advances have been made in identifying areas in which antipersonnel mines are known or suspected to be emplaced.
The problem faced in prosecuting domestic violence is the reluctance of the spouses to take to court her husband who is the bread earner for the family. A woman feels that her taking to court, a husband who is the bread earner would have negative consequences for her family.
Today the problem faced by most entrepreneurs working on the web is- How do we spread our word without wasting numerous man-hours? Spreading a word about your website and doing it in a personalized manner is something only the owner or his core team can do. But if the core team does that then when do they work on their product?
Another representative noted the problem faced by developing countries which were ineligible for further funding under their national implementation plans but were nevertheless faced with the challenge of phasing out metered-dose inhalers.
Part of the problem faced by organizations with the creation of reports is that governing bodies, donors and senior management have different and varying reporting requirements, leading organizations to spend more time and resources on the creation of custom reports.
In his letter, President Kama raises the problem faced by the Tribunal owing to the increase in the number of individuals detained at the Tribunal ' s Detention Facility in Arusha, in anticipation that all or most of them will be indicted by the Tribunal.
In her letter, President McDonald raises the problem faced by the Tribunal as a result of the recent dramatic increase in the number of persons accused of crimes under the Statute of the Tribunal who are in custody in the Tribunal ' s Detention Unit at The Hague.
Although there is no obvious or immediate solution to the problem faced by several Member States, particularly in the European Union, where there have been preliminary court rulings against their implementation of the sanctions, in its report the Monitoring Team argues that the Council and the Committee would be ill-advised to do nothing.
Recognizing the need to find an expeditious solution to the problem faced by members of the World Trade Organization with insufficient or no manufacturing capacities in the pharmaceutical sector, as referred to in paragraph 6 of the Declaration, and supporting ongoing efforts in the World Trade Organization in this regard.
One solution to the problem faced by those States whose constitution had precedent over treaties, and which accordingly faced constraints in the adoption of the draft statute, was constitutional amendment. That remedy was neither simple nor universally available, however, and constitutional problems were therefore likely to cause such States to reject the statute, or at least to express reservations on it.
You know the problems facing our society at this point in its development.
Here are the problems facing the whole Bloomenfeld-Kim situation.
You know, let her see the problems facing the estate.
Several studies have illustrated the problems faced by SMEs eager to participate in GVCs in developing countries.
The problems faced by UNCTAD cannot be attributed to the secretariat ' s performance alone.
Without it, the problems faced in the real world-- poverty, war, disease and genocide-- lack the levity they should.
