Examples of using Pose problems in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Invasive species also pose problems.
This may pose problems in densely populated areas.
Large concentrations of people pose problems, too.
Tax obstacles pose problems to citizens who wish to exercise this right.
These may not ever go away but rarely pose problems.
The unedited nature of live television can pose problems for television networks because of the potential for mishaps.
Cultural and religious differences sometimes pose problems.
VBR may also pose problems during streaming when the instantaneous bitrate exceeds the data rate of the communications path.
The selected approach to harmonisation-full harmonisation and mutual recognition- may well pose problems for consumers and consumer protection.
SyncToy application is very easy to use,do not think that will pose problems even for beginners, but instead have to be very careful when choosing the sync option, these options are three in number and do the same thing at first, but if you are careful you will notice that differ in how the application behaves according to the option chosen, these options are.
The uncontrolled movement of large numbers of people, particularly as a consequence of armed conflicts,can also pose problems for security and stability affecting the Alliance.
Limit values for particulates, which came into force from January 2005, pose problems and the same may also be expected in future with nitrous oxide when the limit values are lowered from January 2010.
But Wainwright said that could result in other non-EU countries such as the U.S. and Russia demanding the same access,which would pose problems ranging from“operational security and data security” to“privacy concerns.”.
In the case of hemp, the varieties used to produce fibre are the same as those used for other purposes,which may pose problems during controls aimed at verifying compliance with Article 25 of Regulation(EC) No 2461/1999.
Whereas organic production systems where fattening rabbits are kept in group pens with access to a small area of pasture and more space overall are a possible alternative to battery farming,although such group housing systems may pose problems in relation to negative social interactions and aggressiveness among the animals, causing lesions that affect their health and welfare and an increase in diseases transmitted through the oro-faecal route;
This also poses problems for Europe.
However, mail order on the Internet sometimes poses problems.
Mid-term revision poses problems of timing.
This poses problems for institutions.
This poses problems for institutions.
Tikhonov, The Regularization of Incorrectly Posed Problems.
Integration with the credit card processor[log ind for at se URL] posed problems.
The legal and competitive environment poses problem in some Member States 63.
The European textiles sector is affected by counterfeiting, which poses problems in terms of consumer protection and information.
As Pannekoek rightly stressed,opting for the power of workers councils“poses problems” rather than providing a solution.
Paulo Dybala was rested for that visit to Bologna at the weekend andwill be the man tasked with posing problems to the visitors' makeshift back four.
