Examples of using Pose problems in English and their translations into Dutch
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This may pose problems in densely populated areas.
Adding another dominant cat can pose problems.
Many situations that pose problems especially when receiving friends.
some functions could pose problems. shortcuts.
This can pose problems just to stay out late
A change in their routine can pose problems if not prepared well.
online data entry could pose problems.
My height pose problems and challenges more than my gender.
Sometimes the withdrawal of the marketing authorisation may pose problems to patients.
This could pose problems for shops with poor connectivity.
free of scratches since could also pose problems when keeping an eye on the road.
Demographic trends pose problems in that the world's population continues to grow.
as it is the latter in particular which pose problems.
Heating Many situations that pose problems especially when receiving guests.
build the single market, 2to those parts of the programme which still pose problems.
Droughts and floods will pose problems for inland waterways25.
For example, it may pose problems as regards achieving the necessary degree of academic integration of students from abroad,
sulfites can pose problems for people with severe asthma.
This structure may pose problems if it is not the same in the Member State of origin and the host Member State.
After much deliberation I too will oppose Amendment No 2 as I realise this would pose problems to the Council by considerably reducing the application of the directive.
Publication of such a report could pose problems for companies reluctant to disclose their innovative practices to competitors.
In view of the geographic mix of facilities and non ship/shore areas security voids in general port security may indeed pose problems to the security of the ship/port interfaces.
Third party tools: Untrustworthy tools pose problems when user by raising some compatibility issues
in the infrastructure sector) could pose problems and cause delays to completion of the privatisation process.
enforcement of a penalty imposed in another Member State can pose problems if the type or duration of the penalty is incompatible with the legislation of the State of enforcement.
Recognition for purposes of residence of non‑married couples in accordance with the legislation of other Member States could pose problems for the host Member State if its family law does not recognise this possibility.
these most challenging of materials pose problems, not so much in the turning operations,
Pannekoek rightly insisted that choosing the power of workers' Councils"poses problems" rather than providing a solution.
The exponential expansion potential of e-commerce poses problems for the taxation of goods as well as services.
This deadline poses problems for seafarers(see also p. 11)