Examples of using Pose problems in English and their translations into German
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The high strength of Duplex 2205 can pose problems.
This might pose problems especially in wholesale and retail trade.
Globalization, climate change and a booming population pose problems.
Around 200 of these pose problems through their methods of recruitment and operation.
It has the advantage of directly select the areas that pose problems and possess finer analysis tools.
Thick and hard tissues may pose problems to the systems- either they cannot be dissected quickly or maybe not at all.
Furthermore, he added, the joint occurrence of several shocks could pose problems for the German financial sector.
This could, however, pose problems in cases where substantial and expensive taking of evidence(such as expert witnesses) is necessary.
Although this is an acceptable basis for consumers, it can pose problems for manufacturers and distributors.
We hear, however, that the deployed weapons set off chemical processes on impact, processes which resultin the creation of uranium oxide, for example, and which may pose problems.
He stated that multidrug-resistant TB and meningitis both pose problems for Lithuania, though vaccination efforts are helping for the latter.
Other discussions included determining the best way of teaching the courses, for which the contents and materials have generally been established, and translation,which can also pose problems.
Environmental pollution, traffic congestion,noise and dirt are the factors that pose problems for today's mobility and that will require solutions from the mobility of the future.
For these and other reasons Debord claims that of the many young filmmakers in various countries attempting to use film as instruments of revolutionary critique, at present:«Only the positions and methods of the Situationists(as formulated in the theses by René Viénet in our previous issue) have direct access to a contemporary revolutionary usage of the cinema-although political andeconomic conditions can of course still pose problems.».
On the other hand, it remains suspicious as regardsenvironmental issues while the implementing arrangements still pose problems e.g. trade defence instruments and intellectual property.
The experience of the admissions of Greece, Spain and Portugal into the Community andof Germany's reunification have shown that such accessions pose problems and can demand greater economic sacrifices than people are initially able to assess.
As far as your proposed adjustments to the procedure for drawing up the list of products and the question of how long this should remain valid are concerned- this relates to Amendments Nos 10, 11 and 14-this might pose problems if we still want our policy to be sufficiently flexible and if we also want to keep it up to date at all times.
A purely geographical definition poses problems for Russia and Turkey.
The other warriors of the court will not pose problem.
Europe's growing elderly population poses problems and significant challenges.
This attempt to water down the enlargement strategy andblend it with the European Neighbourhood Policy poses problems.
Defence:several members mentioned that certain texts posed problems, in particular Articles III-208 and III-209.
With room heights starting from three meters this poses problems because warm air rises and collects at a ceiling.
Life forces thought, it poses problems and constitutes, for philosophy, both a condition and an object.
The experts see this unification as a positive development,taking into account that the lack of a single intuition was posing problems in practice.
Finally, he noted that the abolition of minimum prices also posed problems for certain delegations.
Latvia's participation in the thirdstage of EMU as a non-participant in the euro area poses problems in the medium term.
Moreover, GDP must also be calculated in a uniform and reliable manner;taking account of the black economy poses problems.
A number of Member States42, together with Iceland and Norway,consider that the lack of coherence between rating systems poses problems.
Both the MacOS desktop version and the iPhone(iOS)dedicated version posed problems for users.