Examples of using Whose problems in English and their translations into Russian
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Guests whose problems we are able to solve.
The world today is indeed a small planet whose problems interact and overlap.
Or a time whose problems I have suppressed.
An illustrative example could be the situation with libraries, about whose problems we have been writing for years.
Quirky, messy women whose problems only make them endearing are not real.
You know, someone told me once… maybe I read it somewhere… never get into bed with a woman whose problems are worse than your own.
The same is true for people whose problems may not be easily or readily defined.
Plus more than 2 million people of commutation, plus hundreds of thousands of students from other towns; andguest workers, whose problems are too can't be ignored.
We can say that this coaching for those whose problems lie in the need to buy it Tantric approach to life- family, relationships, career, business.
The selection of these six areas focuses on selected items which either need improvements or reforms or whose problems and challenges must be addressed without delay.
Of particular concern were migrants, whose problems could be solved only by respecting their rights and helping them to assimilate in their host country.
This wording, based on the Act of 4 March 2002,is more precise than the reference it replaced to people whose problems"endangered public order or them or others" art.
In the dominated and backward part known as the'Third World', whose problems have been directly tied to this international confrontation, a fundamental redefinition of issues is taking place.
We also advocate more transparency in the work of the Security Council,including participation in its closed meetings by those non-member States whose problems happen to be the subject of the Council's discussions.
The food andclothing situation for the many poor whose problems are in the early stages of resolution has not stabilized because their basic living and working conditions have not fundamentally altered.
However, there is ultimately no legitimate way to ignore the complex realities, wishes andclaims of human beings whose problems fall in the intersection of freedom of religion or belief and gender equality.
There is always a need for public sector contribution in creating a legislative framework, control of economic instruments and correcting market imperfections, as well as providing different types of measures in order to promote access to adequate shelter andservices for those population groups whose problems the market alone can not solve.
The only thing I have left to say is that the most loyal and reliable clients are the ones whose problems have been successfully resolved- not the ones who have never had a problem. .
Commending the work of INSTRAW, UNIFEM and UNDP in helping the developing countries to establish programmes aimed at women, she hoped that their efforts would continue, particularly in assisting specific categories of women, such as minorities, refugees,prison inmates and so forth, whose problems required greater emphasis and concern.
Besides air time seconds and newspaper centimeters,no less important is the ethical aspect of this coverage, whose problems were stressed by the Executive Director of the Public Television of Armenia Armen Arzumanian.
Mr. Choi Seok-young(Republic of Korea) said that the report of the Secretary-General on recent developments in the debt situation of developing countries(A/54/370) revealed the serious problems faced by heavilyindebted poor countries and the growing number of medium-income developing countries whose problems had been accentuated by the Asian crisis.
This in turn would have detrimental effects,in particular for the human rights of many millions of persons whose problems fall in the intersection of freedom of religion or belief and equality between men and women.
On the basis of that conviction, the United Nations, given the current trend whereby it is being converted into a club for the powerful, must reconfigure itself so that it can resume its place as the most representative and equitable organization in the world-- one in which those whose problems it is endeavouring to resolve can participate and have their voices heard.
That problem was particularly acute for the least developed countries andlandlocked least developed countries, whose problems were compounded by steep transport costs and vulnerability to fluctuations in the prices of the raw commodity exports on which their economies depended.
A socio-economic survey had been carried out in2000 on one category, rural women living in mountainous areas, whose problems were different from those of the women living below in the plains.
Whose problem was he?
These findings can be used in practical work with a client, whose problem is destructive internal dialogue.
Therefore We turn again in a special way to you,Christian employers and industrialists, whose problem is often so difficult for the reason that you are saddled with the heavy heritage of an unjust economic regime whose ruinous influence has been felt through many generations.
Now when I say"with success" I wish to be moderate,because it can be a poor consolation to have a final report whose problem is that the Conference once again has been unable to come up with a consensus-based formula in order to have a programme of work.
Just agitating the pancreas can cause clotting, andyou wanna do it to a guy whose problem is clotting. If I'm right about pancreatic cancer.