Examples of using Pose problems in English and their translations into Russian
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To the extent that ENTs remain in place, their administration may pose problems.
Rising groundwater tables pose problems locally, e.g., in the Chu Basin.
May pose problems for some international organizations following the United Nations scale of assessments.
Information requirements are more demanding,which may pose problems for some projects.
Low water periods pose problems to fisheries Jänisjärvi Reservoir.
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Although this delay will not hamper preparations for the DDR process,the onset of winter may pose problems further on.
These reefs may, however, pose problems that should be taken into consideration, including.
Even the least complex standbys(those calling for presentation of a draft only) pose problems not addressed by the UCP.
The legislation can pose problems for the use of administrative data from the confidentiality viewpoint.
For example, smallholdings andmulticropping practices pose problems for measuring crop areas and production.
While all options pose problems, option three or a combination of options two and three seem more feasible.
Comparing such data at the international level, however, will pose problems unless efforts are made to harmonize definitions.
However, in decentralized or field-based organizations,field office managers take the decisions and this can pose problems.
Tariff peaks andtariff escalation persistently pose problems for the exports and production diversification of LDCs and NFIDCs.
Some members questioned the Special Rapporteur's conclusion that objections with"intermediate effect" could not pose problems of permissibility.
It would, however, inevitably pose problems of overlap with the work of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women.
While the WTO is insisting on a level-playing-field approach,peculiarities that pose problems for small island developing countries persist.
Strengthening rear protection could pose problems for vehicles colliding from behind, as they would have to absorb the kinetic energy.
However, current trends in attitude towards isolated specialist services may pose problems in the future for maintaining this service.
The resulting water shortages pose problems for both residents and the country's agricultural industry; a drought last year destroyed crops in several regions.
During the discussion it was noted thatthe new texts could, if interpreted strictly, pose problems in respect of the number of intermediate inspections required.
Some may have drafts up to several hundred meters; smaller icebergs, iceberg fragments and sea-ice(generally 0.5 to 1 m thick)also pose problems for ships.
He agreed that the phrase"or equivalent" could pose problems, but in his view such problems were unlikely to arise often.
This may pose problems when choosing the exposure settings, because exposing directly into or away from the sun may make the rest of the panorama too dark or light.
In addition, the uncertainty that weighs over the financing of peacekeeping operations may pose problems for United Nations troop-contributing countries.
High levels of sovereign risk pose problems not just for access of developing countries to risk management markets, but also for access to credit in general.
Such a body needed to take account of the customs andtraditions of indigenous groups, but would pose problems if it also covered criminal matters, including acts of torture.
At the same time, case studies could pose problems because of the lack of standardized data to compare with the rest of the(non-indigenous) population.
While a falling birth rate was a positive sign in that it indicated increased development,he said too low a birth rate could pose problems in the long term.
International mechanisms or structures can pose problems and obstacles, just as national policies and mechanisms can hinder development.