Examples of using Old problems in English and their translations into Russian
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Old Problems and New Alliances.
Nor Maraga: old problems, new hopes.
Old problems and new challenges.
But a new year doesn't wipe away old problems.
One cannot solve old problems with new mistakes.
Russia's refining: Fresh view on old problems.
But old problems remain, and new challenges confront us.
A new notation emerges not to solve old problems.
But new problems and old problems in new forms have emerged.
New conflicts have appeared, while many old problems persist.
Old problems have become more serious and new problems have arisen.
Thomas Aquinas on the Soul: Old problems, New Solutions.
More precisely, a new notation emerges to solve not only old problems.
The region has a young population but old problems are overshadowing their future.
However, the new media were not immune to old problems.
However, many old problems still feature prominently on the international agenda.
However, even with this, some old problems still remain.
Participant: They were acting right inherently, andnow we have to solve for ourselves all these old problems.
While old problems persist, new ones, such as HIV/AIDS, are taking their toll on children.
It is important to ask what is behind this willingness to tackle these old problems in a new way?
Developing countries still suffer from the old problems of external debt and of protectionism in developed-country markets.
Despite this, the resorts of Big Alushta entered a new season with the old problems of sewage treatment.
PH International Նորություններ By new methods the graduating students of Cherkassy school of youth leadership going to contest with old problems.
Each generation of technology has a tendency to solve old problems and yet create new ones.
Whether they're based on DLT or simply interesting twists on existing technologies,financial innovations could solve some old problems.
The audit sector endured stagnation last year and went to growth,overcoming old problems- unfair competition and dumping of the prices.
The new realities have not solved the old problems, and the emergence of independent States has given birth to new conflicts in various regions of the globe.
Although the surge in peacekeeping operations had brought new challenges and demands, old problems persisted.
At the dawn of a new millennium the United Nations has yet to resolve the old problems of violent conflicts that are worsening in both scope and nature.
Certainly, many of the old problems may still be with us, such as terrorism, poverty, disease, war and the 60-year struggle by the Palestinian people for justice, hope and dignity.