Examples of using Poses problems in English and their translations into Swedish
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It is not technique that poses problems in cinema.
This poses problems of rights clearance for digitisation
Europe's growing elderly population poses problems and significant challenges.
blend it with the European Neighbourhood Policy poses problems.
The exponential expansion potential of e-commerce poses problems for the taxation of goods as well as services.
the number of purchasers poses problems of competition.
This EU Competition Policy reform poses problems for Malta, in common with the other accession candidates, since it is being presented with a moving target.
consider that the lack of coherence between rating systems poses problems.
Quite apart from the fact that working at 12°C poses problems, this will give rise to additional investment
a factor that poses problems.
If history of Galileo is corrected according to Chalmers' opinion…/it/ poses problems for standard accounts of science
within the short time allowed, as to whether or not the notified merger poses problems for the common market.
Fraud and scam ads on the internet poses problems for many consumers, and when the retailer is situated in a country outside the EU it is difficult to get to them.
(IT) The Commission's proposal aims to improve the functioning of the internal market by reducing trade barriers across borders, but poses problems for both consumers and manufacturers.
This poses problems of reconciling conflicting pressures in urban policy between commercial interests,
in particular as it relates to a very human issue and, one which is increasing and poses problems for many of us.
This poses problems of transport costs,
After having listed the main EC instruments in the area of private law the EP states that the relevant directives are not well co-ordinated and their implementation poses problems in relation to national private laws.
I accept that free access to Europe for Mediterranean products poses problems for producers in our southern Member States,
Whereas the verification of the net mass indicated in declarations of entry for free circulation of bananas poses problems of methodology and of uniform application;
There is the issue of gathering data on particular ethnic groups, which poses problems with regard to the requirement for non-discrimination,
Droughts and floods will pose problems for inland waterways25.
sulfites can pose problems for people with severe asthma.
This may pose problems in densely populated areas.
This pact has itself posed problems recently.
Repositioning existing markets may well pose problems.
The other boy was such a boy who always posed problems.
The Committee realises that this approach will pose problems for some organisations.
dedicated version posed problems for users.
If this management posed problems for the Commission, perhaps the possibility should be considered of decentralising management to representations in the Member States, as was done for other programmes.