Examples of using Which posed in English and their translations into Arabic
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It would continue to work on both those critical projects, which posed certain challenges.
Her Government was committed to combating trafficking in persons, which posed a serious threat to women everywhere, including in Myanmar, which shared land borders with five other countries.
At the same time,his Government called for the destruction of arsenals of nuclear weapons, which posed a threat to mankind.
Nor can we neglect the region of South-Eastern Europe, which posed one of the most serious threats to global peace and security throughout the 1990s.
It was added that resorting to the notion of" control" would make it possiblenot to refer to the notion of" uniqueness", which posed technical challenges.
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That issue was particularly important in the case of abortion, which posed a great threat to women because of its clandestine nature.
The international community should support the establishment of the court with a view toconfronting the major challenge of international crime, which posed a threat to democracy.
However, markets had shown a tendency towards major fluctuations, which posed new and difficult challenges for financial authorities and for the international community.
He also commended the Government for its direct commitment to deal with those risks,particularly illicit drug trafficking, which posed the greatest risk of all.
He also referred to the activities of the Lord 's Resistance Army(LRA), which posed a threat to the civilian populations of the countries where that armed group was active.
It was added that specific reference to exclusive control might avoid theneed to refer to the notion of" uniqueness", which posed legal and technical challenges.
The destruction of AS-10 air-to-surface missiles, which posed a significant obstacle to urgently needed improvements of the Kabul International Airport, cleared the path to safer and more effective air operations.
It reiterated its concern regarding the issue of space debris, which posed a serious risk to communication satellites.
In order to bridge the digital divide which posed a serious challenge to the developing countries it was important to broaden social awareness of such technology and build up developing-country capacity in that area.
That included addressingissues associated with the confidentiality of certain information, which posed a significant obstacle to the efficient evaluation of alternatives.
Mr. SCHEININ said he failed to see how the current formulation of the third sentence could be interpreted as excluding the possibility of invokingarticle 4 in the case of regional events which posed a serious threat to the life of the nation as a whole.
Mr. Elmessallati(Libyan Arab Jamahiriya)said that his country strongly condemned terrorism, which posed a threat to international peace and security, and stressed that State terrorism was one of its most dangerous forms.
His delegation particularly welcomed the unified stance of the Conference with regard to the nuclear issue in the Democratic People 's Republic of Korea, which posed a serious threat to the international community.
Sweden shared the concerns of many other countries about unexploded submunitions, which posed particular dangers to children, and hoped that the Review Conference would pave the way for adoption of a protocol on the issue.
They should again be urged to join theconcerted action of the international community against terrorism, which posed a serious challenge to all nations.
He hoped that the Organization,when addressing organized crime, drug trafficking and terrorism, which posed threats to national security, economic development, democracy and sovereignty, would display the same activism as it had displayed in peacekeeping operations.
Ms. Aghadjanian(Armenia) said that the twentieth special session on drug control had recognized the vital role of international cooperation in combating illicit drug-trafficking andrelated crimes, which posed a grave threat to individuals and States.
Let me begin by recalling thehorrific terrorist attacks of 11 September, which posed extraordinary challenges to the international security situation.
It was observed that the draft convention was an important complement to the existing anti-terrorist conventions, providing an effective legal framework for combating anddiscouraging acts of nuclear terrorism, which posed a real threat to the maintenance of international peace and security.
Mr. Mekdad(Syrian Arab Republic)said his delegation condemned all forms of terrorism, which posed a danger necessitating joint action by the international community.
Several speakers referred to the problem of maritime piracy,in particular off the coast of Somalia, which posed a threat to different regions and the international community at large.
The meetings of that body would provide aforum for an in-depth discussion on anti-vehicle mines, which posed humanitarian and socio-economic problems in a number of post-conflict countries.
The progress made in that respect in recent years had beenjeopardized by the ongoing global economic crisis, which posed a real threat that aid flows would be reduced and made even more conditional.
Other exceptions would include acts of self-defence under Article51 of the United Nations Charter against vessels which posed an immediate and overwhelming threat to the boarding State and lawful acts under LOAC.
Mr. Lowassa(Prime Minister of the United Republic of Tanzania) said that the General Conferencewas meeting at a time of momentous change which posed daunting challenges, but also offered great opportunities for developing countries.