Examples of using Has posed in English and their translations into Russian
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The HIV/AIDS epidemic has posed a serious threat to our country.
It has posed challenges in defining the right balance between strategic focus and inclusiveness, however.
As has been reported, enforcement has posed a serious problem.
Its spillover to 2012 has posed additional staffing challenges to the Office of the Prosecutor.
The resettlement of South African returnees has posed special challenges.
The economic crisis has posed challenges to the legal aid programme.
Adapting to the planning, monitoring andevaluation requirements of the philanthropic foundations has posed some challenges to UNDP country offices.
All this has posed severe threats to global peace, stability, security and development cooperation.
Furthermore, the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami has posed new challenges for my country.
Zarina has posed for some of the greatest photographers in Holland and Belgium, including Floris Andrea.
The fantastic group of superheroes marvel has posed for this photograph that we bring in this game.
Canada has posed all of these questions to itself; our answers are included in our views as to a valid and viable programme of work in this body.
For many decades now, the United States has posed as the impartial arbiter between Zionist Israelis and Arabs.
Although the discovery of new diamond sites is a source of much-needed employment,the movement of a large number of miners has posed new challenges.
The eradication of cannabis sativa has posed a great challenge to Kenya, which the Government is taking very seriously.
The new approach to reproductive health following the International Conference on Population and Development has posed enormous challenges in the area of research.
The presence of such large numbers of refugees has posed major challenges to the international community in terms of providing protection and assistance.
The non-compliance by certain nuclear-weapon States with their obligations under articles I andVI of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons has posed serious challenges to the Treaty.
This has posed challenges, but the process will be simplified and risks will be lowered in early 2013 when the General Assembly Building closes for renovation.
Over the past year, the international financial and economic crisis has posed grave challenges to global public health.
The rise in food prices has posed new challenges for the marginalized, including persons with disabilities, by further limiting their access to food and basic nutrition.
This is particularly important as the loss of preferential treatment with the European market has posed some serious challenges to the sugar sector and the domestic economy.
In a letter of 12 November 2003, the CTC has posed a number of further questions to the Danish Government regarding Denmark's fulfilment of UN Security Council Resolution 1373 2001.
Financing infrastructure and certain capital-intensive industrial sectors in the framework of tight budget constraints has posed quite a challenge to the Governments in the whole UNECE region.
The expanding breadth of field operations has posed real resource challenges, especially in the area of planning, maintaining and executing medical logistics.
While peacekeeping remains one of the core activitiesof the United Nations, its multidimensional nature has posed new managerial and logistical challenges in recent years.
An increasingly ageing population has posed unique demographic and economic challenges due to the fact that as people age they work less and require more health-care services.
A second major reason for declaring a United Nations day and/or an international decade on South-South cooperation is the urgent need to meet the challenge that globalization has posed to the economic and social development of many developing countries.
The Committee notes that the process of reunification of Germany has posed particular problems for the uniform application of the Covenant throughout the territory of Germany.
This has posed new challenges for the schools and the need for special arrangements to help"new minority" children to adapt(see paragraphs 706 to 712 below);