Examples of using It poses in English and their translations into Russian
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It poses new challenges to society.
Do not underestimate the danger it poses.
Quite the opposite: it poses great threats to international security and peace.
Fourth, it poses direct threats to the safety and security of mission personnel.
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At the same time, however, it poses great organizational and resource challenges.
It poses a wall of 2 plates, on a low pedestal in the form of nuclear marks.
It poses new threats to humanity in the forms of terrorism and organized crime.
If the collection container is insanitary it poses a risk to water quality.
In short, it poses a major transnational threat to health and security.
As globalization becomes a basic trend, it poses new challenges in the area of health.
It poses political, legal and human rights questions to the international community.
Although its goals are focused on Jammu and Kashmir, it poses a direct threat to Afghanistan.
It poses an existential threat that exemplifies the issue of transboundary harm.
Another problem is that of the HIV pandemic and the threat it poses to our socio-economic development.
It poses major challenges for countries and societies, particularly small developing countries.
No one knows howyour work will be received in the future, but I find myself concerned about the hidden risks it poses.
It poses enormous challenges as well as opportunities for all countries to promote sustainable development.
Let us take a closer look at AMR to get a better understanding of the global risks it poses for the future.
As such, it poses a significant threat to both aspects of the political process: the Doha Document and the peace negotiations.
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It poses the copy of the well-known«Mertsalov's Palm tree», which was honored the higher award"Grand prize" on the World's fair in Paris in 1900.
Much has been said about the economic impact of the HIV/AIDS epidemic and the threat that it poses to security and stability in the world.
It poses a greater threat to national and global security than when the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime was adopted.
The shipment of plutonium, with the danger that it poses to the fragile marine ecosystem of the South Pacific, is a matter of major concern to the Governments of the region.
The situation is also a major cause of concern for the international community due to the threat it poses to international peace and security.
