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This problem also extends to corporations.
We have asked that their problem also be taken into account.
That problem also applies to other areas of the Panel's work.
The problem also for industry is sort of a chicken and an egg thing?
And today, when the processes of perestroika and democratization posit the need to reassess the country's history andmap out the avenues of its further development, this problem also demands close attention and serious critical analysis.
The problem also exists with respect to vague and too broad definition of powers of court chairpersons for example.
In 2007, for example, the Office investigated and reported to the police a case of violence against a child by his uncle, following which the uncle was arrested and prosecuted, while at the same time observing proceedings on behalf of the child.31 Addressing specific situations is important for independent institutions as it enables them to have direct contact with children's experiences;resolving a problem also allows them to demonstrate concrete results.
The problem also encompasses ownership issues, since most landowners are men and women have little access.
With regard to non-discrimination, the delegation no doubt recalled that during consideration of the second periodic report, the Committee had discussed at length the incompatibility of article 11 and certain provisions of article 22 of the Constitution with articles 3 and26 of the Covenant, a problem also raised by the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination and the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.
Nevertheless, tackling this problem also requires funds to support social and cultural projects and positive actions.
The problem also extended to training and education provision in the new technologies, which is recognized as critical to successful future development.
In addition to this economic aspect, the problem also has adverse social repercussions that place heavy burdens on both society and the State.
This problem also increases the risk of ERW in agricultural areas because ploughed fields are often the most prone to be soft landing areas.
These groups are especially associated with the retail trade, but the problem also applies to women in the health and social sector and to some women in the educational sector and the technical division of the municipal sector.
Another problem, also connected with political limitations, is, for example, the issue of providing full-fledged functioning of vehicle communication from Armenia to Russia through the Upper Lars border checkpoint.
This problem also creates challenges for comparability and development over time, where a certain development in time series can be caused by improved methods, and not actual circumstances.
Another problem also related to the underdevelopment of internal transport systems is the tendency for many basic staple foodstuffs in sub-Saharan Africa to be internationally non-tradable outside the continent.
The current environmental problems also demand our increased attention.
Problems also arose over misunderstandings concerning the benefits they were to receive.
Problems also exist in relation to written languages issue of written and non-written languages.
Constitutional problems also arose in some countries.
Corruption and human trafficking problems also need to be addressed.
Practical problems also constrain enrolment, including need for childcare and lack of time and energy after household work and/or wage employment.
Problems also occur when people or groups are prevented from disseminating information regarding ecological problems by a court.
These problems also create conditions for corruption and act as a reason for the population to distrust the government and, which can lead to widespread pessimism about the law.
Problems also arose when people refused to pay taxes or levies on account of political arguments.
At that time, the problems also concerned the protection of personal data, the Land Code, and current activities of religious organizations.
Furthermore, the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction,the spread of communicable diseases and other new problems also call for appropriate solutions.
Problems also arise because of the different approaches to the execution of mutual assistance requests and the varying systems for confiscation.