Examples of using Pose problems in English and their translations into Swedish
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This may pose problems in densely populated areas.
Repositioning existing markets may well pose problems.
Droughts and floods will pose problems for inland waterways25.
This report has addressed various aspects of the implementation of the Directive which pose problems or raise questions.
Tax obstacles pose problems to citizens who wish to exercise this right.
The Committee realises that this approach will pose problems for some organisations.
This could, however, pose problems in cases where substantial
sulfites can pose problems for people with severe asthma.
From the point of view of the legal and institutional framework, the Ecofin Council conclusions of the 25th of November pose problems.
Actual" dry matter levels of liquid products pose problems due to batch to batch variation.
This could pose problems for the future application of the Directive,
labour markets could pose problems when activity picks up.
This may also pose problems for candidate countries. They are currently experiencing considerable difficulties in transposing the acquis into their own legislation.
threaten innovation and sometimes pose problems to public health and safety.
film heaters pose problems in terms of accuracy
exploding population growth on its borders all pose problems for Europe.
Opening up of the energy market- together with falling prices of fossil fuels- can pose problems of price competitivity for the energy produced from renewable sources.
have dramatically shown that other dams in Iraq can also pose problems, if not on so catastrophic a scale.
The internal wooden stair which leads to the first floor may pose problems to someone who is physically handicapped,
thus challenge the dominantperspectives: that differences pose problems andthat diversity is about themand not about us.
Weak administrations in different Member States pose problems ranging from difficulties of doing business to poor implementation of EU funds
could pose problems and cause delays to completion of the privatisation process.
these most challenging of materials pose problems, not so much in the turning operations,
which particularly pose problems for people living in rural areas like my own where public transport is often non-existent.
might, on the contrary, pose problems.
the implementation of the directive on commercial agents pose problems as does, for instance, the implementation of the Directive on Cross-border Payments.
because some of the figures pose problems, such as those from Portugal, Greece and the United Kingdom,
The recognition for the purpose of residence of unmarried partners on the basis of the legislation of Member States of origin could pose problems to those Member States whose family legislation does not recognise these possibilities.
access to the risk-sharing finance facility still pose problems, with regard to coherence and the absence of
although such group housing systems may pose problems in relation to negative social interactions