Examples of using Pose a problem in English and their translations into German
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Political
You pose a problem for us, Iona.
Only construction materials pose a problem.
But too much fiber can pose a problem for people with irritable bowel syndrome.
The use of tenses may pose a problem.
Such gardens pose a problem as all the child's ability to more fully can be opened.
Mounting smaller volumes should not pose a problem.
Contamination from mines can indeed pose a problem, but it cannot be regulated by this proposal, which concerns waste.
For many companies,the guidelines for private Internet and email use pose a problem.
Ghost peppers are so spicy that few bugs pose a problem, but some slugs may bother your plants.
Hence, having a big age gap in a relationship should never pose a problem.
The unidentified genetic sequences pose a problem, because it is not known whether vehicles other than viruses, bacteria, archaea, and eukaryotes exist.
According to the experts at IMF, insufficient standards for managing risks pose a problem.
This state of consciousness4 probably has to become constant,but that would pose a problem.
It is not somuch the active artificial celestial bodies that pose a problem but rather those which have exceeded their lifespan, such as decommissioned satellites, fuel tanks and panels.
They can protect a lens in environments where broken glass might pose a problem.
As regards Socrates, only Erasmus(higher education) could pose a problem, especially in the area of mobility grants,an instrument which is also found in Tempus.
The absence of statutory legislation forpublic enterprises involved in transportation could pose a problem for the acquis.
Aberrations that may pose a problem in telephoto lenses are comprising suppressed through the use of four ED glass elements(ED(Extra-low Dispersion)) and two super-aspheric glass elements.
For a politically enlightened composer like Wolfgang Rihm,Strauss the man and his late works understandably pose a problem.
In certain situations the absence of a government at the national level can nevertheless pose a problem, particularly when it lasts for a longer time period.
This is because there is no intersecting traffic, no stopsigns to blow through, no oncoming traffic, so chances of making a serious mistake are significantly lower than on smaller roads, so if she is confident enough to drive on the high risk roads,then the safest road shouldn't pose a problem.
But guests have to descend a steep set of stairs to get to it,which could pose a problem for those with limited mobility.
Mr President, before we vote on the Jackson resolution on the Structural Fund programmes, may I draw Parliament' s attention to the French Council of State decree dated 27 September 1999 which cancels the notification of 500sites that could be designated as special conservation sites and therefore pose a problem.
So, why not send them a signal now, why not allow them to join without waiting for the Treaty on European Union in the strict sense,which would not pose a problem since it is a flexible intergovernmental treaty rather than a treaty on the Community?
I have a specific example that could pose a problem if such an exception is not accepted, namely that a doctor in Sweden, for example, would not be able to give an English package leaflet to a patient who does not understand Swedish on account of the fact that it could never be approved in Sweden, as English is not an official language there.
Qualified staff is required for monitoring. While this is generally possible in large hotels,it can often pose a problem for smaller facilities.
The individual should probably choose the kind that is transparent andnot tinted since this could pose a problem when riding the motorcycle at night.
Story: Detective Oh(Lee Jung-jae) doesn't think much of sticking to the rules,but his aggressive character could pose a problem when it comes to his newest case.
Finally, it is hard to understand how agreements between shareholders to which neither the company northe management is a party could pose a problem for a directive on takeover bids.