Examples of using Pose a problem in English and their translations into Chinese
{-}
-
Political
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Programming
If ordered online, it would pose a problem.
Its hardness can pose a problem especially when crockery or glass is accidentally dropped.
However, her schedule may pose a problem.
As such, it should not pose a problem, as the shipper was in no way obliged to enter into such a contract.
People in the 11- 25 category pose a problem for doctors.
Insufficient sustainability of national and external funding can also pose a problem.
Just getting dressed in the morning can pose a problem for choosing colors that match.
The challenge lies in knowing which ones to include in your diet andwhich processed foods pose a problem.
If you have high cholesterol this could pose a problem as oxidized cholesterol may cause some damage in your body.
During developmental phases of bone remodelling,high environmental exposure of BBP might therefore pose a problem.
This will pose a problem unless the law relating to data exclusivity providesan exception in the case of compulsory licences.
If the diet is a quick fix rather than one that promotes lasting lifestyle changes,this could pose a problem.
But this could pose a problem, which could cause satellites to absorb more heat from the sun and eventually cause failures.
Many meticulous consumers check these‘sell by' dates thoroughly,thus someone else selecting those items for them may pose a problem.
This enlargement can pose a problem to the urinary system, as the size of the prostate gland inhibits the passage of urine outside the bladder.
Although gambling should be enjoyed as a recreational activity,it can nevertheless pose a problem for a minority of players.
The reviewers noted that the dual criminality requirement may pose a problem, as some UNCAC-related offences are not criminalized(e.g. active bribery of foreign officials, embezzlement).
The view was expressed that option one was desirable butneeded to be studied more carefully because it might pose a problem in scheduling the review process.
Flights such as that of the Presidential Gulfstream IV pictured above pose a problem because they are reportedly“domestic flights”, but the Group currently has no means to verify their origins.
As Benjamin Delory started his paper documenting a new way to quantify plant morphology,he realized that one of the figures could pose a problem.
The Board was concerned that the situation could pose a problem to the Administration if and when any unforeseen emergencies or budgeting requirements occur before the donors eventually pay the contributions.
Even if capital controls are put in place, where there are current account deficits,financing such deficits would pose a problem, necessitating some trade controls.
The gender neutrality of the Aliens Act could actually pose a problem, as gender mainstreaming required a comprehensive view of the impact of actions on women, and some women required specific treatment.
Applying the Rules mutatis mutandis to different situations, while also recognizing that some situations were covered by other normative standards,should not pose a problem.
Extreme weather conditions, or unavailability of affordable technical assistance in the areas which are very difficult to access,may pose a problem preventing the submission of the full data concerning the continental shelf.
Ms. Livni has declared that Israel cannot accept the Arab peace initiative in its current form,adding that the 1967 borders of the future Palestinian State pose a problem for Israel.
And it is not just the lack of funding that poses a problem.
But the map picture poses a problem.
The further transfer of money equally poses a problem.
The large number of prosecutions poses a problem.