Examples of using Problems of access in English and their translations into French
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Problems of access.
Solving Problems of access.
Problems of access by counsel.
I ecountered problems of access to the site.
Problems of access by vulnerable groups.
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Showing that there are problems of access.
The problems of access to housing.
Get rid of the problems of access.
Problems of access to haemophilia treatments.
Reducing complexity and problems of access.
There are also problems of access to education for girls.
Rural areas are firstly beset by problems of access.
Ii. review of problems of access to land and its.
Visibility of drug use and problems of access.
Problems of access to inputs also applied equally to other Vuli regions.
In addition to the problems of access to informati.
Problems of access by ICTY to important documents in Croatia remain.
Gender-sensitive training and support; problems of access;
Users sometimes face problems of access for the script sidepress.
Finally, governments recognize that affordability creates significant problems of access.
They will not face the problems of access or authorization.
These problems of access to medical care are confirmed in the data provided by the Jabal Amal hospital in Tyre.
In Sudan there were also problems of access and resources.
Furthermore, problems of access to basic services are increasingly concentrated in marginal neighbourhoods on urban peripheries.
This is a situation which causes problems of access to generic medicinal products.
However, problems of access, coverage and quality persist, and there is a high prevalence of diarrhoeic diseases and respiratory infections.
In the towns, people mentioned problems of access to health care and education.
Indeed, there is increasing pressure on Benin's cultivable land from extensive farming using unsophisticated tools,which exacerbates the problems of access to land.
Most independent repairers report problems of access to technical information.
Considering that mediation can contribute to solving problems of access to justice, lengthy waits, complex procedure and the legal fees paid by citizens, problems which it has pointed out time and again and which continue to be a concern, the Québec Ombudsman said it felt that the draft Regulation should foster the settlement of disputes regarding consumer contracts effectively and within a reasonable time, while keeping these cases out of the court.