Examples of using Problems arose in English and their translations into Russian
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Problems arose immediately.
As the singers assembled, problems arose.
Problems arose with this order.
To a large extent the problems arose from start-up difficulties.
Problems arose as to their status.
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These prevention programmes were designed to intervene before problems arose.
Problems arose with the Wi-Fi, but on a lesser scale than in 2014.
I don't care but the fact is that you gave up the first time problems arose.
Problems arose as a result of planning at many different levels.
Moreover, this is what the Commission decided in all cases where such problems arose.
Problems arose if one of the partners had no occupational activity.
That meant the availability of immediate dispatch from regional centres to any locations when problems arose.
The problems arose in the School of Peace in Voskresenka district, where only Kyivan students study.
Questions had been raised about the legal aspects of such a merger, andsolutions would have to be found if problems arose.
Problems arose at every step, but fortunately for me, solving them was the work of another department.
Her analysis of the topic of small arms indicated that many problems arose from police forces not being properly trained in the use of force.
Particular problems arose in the project that had been prepared on the basis of a desk review.
Some participants argued that specifying the type of GMO on the label was particularly useful if problems arose: scientists would be able to follow up easily.
According to Kotaku, problems arose due to the file size limitations of the Wii's WiiWare Channel.
As far as possible, the administrative processes of UNIDO were adapted to the Agresso package, although problems arose with the support costs module and some other features, which had to be customized.
Problems arose when religion was used for other purposes; otherwise there was no religious persecution.
Ms. CHANET said that, while it was clear that the Covenant enjoyed constitutional status in Togo, problems arose when legislation that pre-dated the Constitution was incompatible with the provisions of the Covenant.
Problems arose also amongst the Orthodox, moreover in Moscow Patriarchate parishes and not just amongst‘alternative' jurisdictions.
It was actually within the religious communities themselves that problems arose, with many followers complaining that their hierarchies did not respect their rights and appointed religious leaders without consulting them.
Problems arose only when a Muslim attempted to convert to another religion, which was forbidden by the Constitution.
In the case of some items, problems arose after documents had been submitted to the Department; inconsistencies had to be clarified during processing.
Problems arose with actress Lori Singer, who was reportedly difficult and caused headaches for makeup man Carl Fullerton.
However, it was true that problems arose in both cases, to which the National Commission for the Modernization of Legislation was seeking solutions.
Similar problems arose in connection with draft article 51, which dealt with countermeasures taken by members of an international organization.
These problems arose not because of some mythical foreign conspiracy, but as a result of a concerted policy of the Georgian authorities themselves.