Examples of using Problems include in English and their translations into Russian
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Such problems include the following.
Other Factors: The other factors that can lead to memory problems include thyroid imbalance, tuberculosis, syphilis, and other infections such as HIV.
Other problems include a lack of serviceable and accessible pavements and roads.
In one South American country, for example, major problems include insufficient food, overcrowding, the lack of medical services, and a lack of sanitation and hygienic facilities.
Key problems include denial or restriction of access and lack of security for personnel.
The top three tapping problems include chipping and breakage, dimensional errors, and galling, which are all caused by poor chip evacuation.
Such problems include child abuse and spouse battering the most common forms of domestic violence.
Debt problems include unsustainable and unresolved debt.
Typical problems include sickness in human populations and ecosystem damage.
Practical problems include important areas of research in life paths, such as.
Ear problems include numerous conditions like earaches, tinnitus, otitis, Meniere's disease, ear infections and even hearing loss.
Such problems include a concept of personal meaning, purpose of life, outlook, political views, moral values and others.
Subtle problems include the skills and resource inequalities between unions, which are racial in character.
Other problems include the limited coverage of some GSP schemes and stringent rules of origin requirements in certain sectors.
Major problems include global warming, loss of biodiversity, water and air pollution, POPs and toxic substances, and soil erosion.
These problems include the problem of computer-aided constructing of certain educational tasks with pre-defined properties.
These problems include lack of adequate government funding, lack of qualified lawyers, and inadequate facilities, especially in rural areas.
These recurring problems include the absence of complete, accurate data on personnel and procurement contracts and errors in national staff payroll.
Other problems include reclamation of wetlands, uncontrolled urbanization and excessive illegal hunting and fishing in the wetlands.
The problems include intolerance, mutual distrust, poor housing, exclusion, unemployment, education and systemic discrimination.
Problems include lack of sufficient environmental health regulations, monitoring requirements and outdated water quality control laboratory methodologies.
These problems include water and soil pollution at the local level as well as the emission of methane when the wastes are left to rot and of carbon when they are burned.
Problems include pollution, including greenhouse gas emissions, biodiversity loss, deteriorating ecosystems and rapid resource depletion.
Possible problems include inadequate domestic law, inadequacies in the investigation, inadequacies in the prosecution process and inadequacies in the judicial determination.
Major problems include ozone depletion, global warming, water and air pollution, releases of POPs and land degradation including coastal erosion.
Other problems include the voluntary nature of the scheme, no cap on insurance coverage, and insufficient exclusion of bank shareholders and related parties from coverage.
Other problems include the increase in criminal activities among children and teenagers and the rise of serious criminal cases over the past years to 61 in 2006.
Problems include the lack of financial resources, long distances to be covered in order to reach health services, and the lack of basic medicines and specific inputs.