Examples of using Pose a challenge in English and their translations into Russian
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These three princesses pose a challenge.
Impending reforms pose a challenge to the Organization and its Secretariat.
The ageing and rapid deterioration of the buildings andfacilities at the Palais des Nations pose a challenge to the Division.
Today I pose a challenge of carrying out the implementation of Kazakhstan's third modernization.
Geographical and language barriers pose a challenge to universal civil registration.
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They pose a challenge to Lebanon's ability to manage its borders and undermine Lebanese sovereignty.
Aligning the requirements of the regulatory framework with the business interests of UNDP can sometimes pose a challenge.
For the CD these developments pose a challenge for reflection and for evolving a new synthesis.
Raised expectations anddifficult economic conditions generated in the early stages of reform also pose a challenge to democratization.
Although the circumstances still pose a challenge for the ISAF, the outlook is nevertheless promising.
As the Prime Minister of Singapore told the Conference:"Today,capitalism is everywhere triumphant… and that may pose a challenge.
They pose a challenge to Lebanon's ability to manage its borders and undermine Lebanese sovereignty.
The overall security circumstances still pose a challenge for the ISAF, but the outlook is nevertheless promising.
They pose a challenge to Norwegian society by arguing that integration is not simply an issue for migrants but for all.
Issues with the character sets might pose a challenge to the publication of the Technical Reference manual.
Mr. Amir Abdulla, Deputy Executive Director, WFP,further noted that up-front capital investment-- particularly for ICT-- can pose a challenge.
The laboratory work can pose a challenge to the artist, at first, as the environment is often foreign to the artist.
The past year has witnessed a number of developments which pose a challenge to our arms control agenda.
We recognize that these developments pose a challenge for the countries and regions concerned and also for the international community.
The unprecedented levels ofdemand for national CONDOMIZE! campaigns, in fact, pose a challenge to the capacity of UNFPA to respond.
Although the overall picture of private-sector fundraising is good, the relatively high transaction costs of developing andmaintaining partnerships with the private sector pose a challenge.
These can influence data qualities which pose a challenge in defining and measuring gender specific minority status.
However, plans to build the pipeline across Herat and Kandahar provinces in Afghanistan,two provinces with high Taliban activity, pose a challenge.
Some of these consequences have only begun to manifest themselves now and pose a challenge, especially for UNDP's field operations.
Egypt noted that Indonesia is a vast country and as such, this may pose a challenge to the balanced promotion of human rights, in particular with regard to the implementation of the National Plan of Action at the provincial and the regional levels.
For example, cross-cutting economic activities such as tourism, which involve a wide range of sectors, may pose a challenge to fragmented decision-making in ministries.
This breadth allows for flexibility, butmay also pose a challenge in regard to identifying the minimal requirements in order to be in compliance with the provision.
Qatar's economic growth, the move towards a diversified economic base andincreased dependence on expatriate labour have an impact on and pose a challenge to the educational system.
Contemporary trends in migrant movements in the era of globalization pose a challenge to the protection of the human rights of that large sector of the world's population.
Noting further that the Caribbean region has been hard hit, and in some cases devastated, by hurricanes in 2004, and concerned that their frequency, intensity anddestructive power pose a challenge to the development endeavours of the region.