Examples of using Problem could in English and their translations into Russian
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What other problem could there be with a problem-free procedure?
If the tail is still not holding well the problem could be.
If only every problem could be solved with a simple waltz.
It was hoped that this rather old problem could be resolved.
If a problem could wait then email would have been used.
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The Iranian engineer said that the problem could be fixed with sand and gravel.
The problem could still be an abnormal cell growth, but a different cell line.
So, if you reinitialize without finding out what's wrong, the problem could occur again.
It was stated that the problem could be conceptualized in different ways.
The problem could be solved by inserting a brief footnote, as already suggested.
In the absence of effective controls, this problem could rapidly become more serious in African countries.
The problem could also be caused by incompatibility between different Skype versions.
Many also expressed the fear that the problem could be more widespread than in West Africa.
This problem could be remedied if information is reported for specific years.
If a shaped product is being run, with a formulation of multiple ingredients, the problem could be that a new load of one particular ingredient has changed.
The problem could be exacerbated by the pernicious effects of the current financial crisis.
It was to be hoped that the problem could be resolved promptly and in a flexible manner.
The problem could be addressed through a combination of legal and educational measures.
Others considered that the problem could be addressed by insisting on the use of the approved packagings.
The problem could therefore be mitigated by expanding the applicable range of exchange rates.
The Board was concerned about the impact this problem could have on the start of construction work on the Conference Building, planned for early April 2010.
That problem could be particularly serious in the case of some low-cost contractors.
It was suggested that this terminological problem could be solved by using the term"war crimes" to cover all of the relevant offences.
The problem could be decided by the increase of capacity of the slum basin due to the increase of weir height.
His delegation was convinced that the problem could only be resolved by ensuring just and adequate apportionment of costs between all Member States.
This problem could be solved only by training new workers in specialised secondary educational institutions.
At first sight, the problem could be solved by lifting the ceiling on Tenge deposit rates.
The problem could be avoided by using a term other than"dignity" or by spelling out what the term covered, and that would not be an easy task.
In such circumstances, the obvious way to solve the problem could be organization of long-term storage and deep processing of agricultural raw produce at the enterprises located in the vicinity of its producers.
That problem could be overcome through, inter alia, the adoption by the Human Rights Council of the draft principles governing the administration of justice through military tribunals.