Exemples d'utilisation de Posed problems en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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trade liberalization posed problems that blocked the achievement of an open, rule-based multilateral system.
denying restitution of property posed problems with regard to both article 26
still posed problems, particularly with regard to the status of States not parties,
which had posed problems.
The ritual slaughter of animals posed problems for Luxembourg, because according to the law all animals had to be anaesthetized before slaughter
That terminology had posed problems in other countries,
The explosive remnants from the conflict in Western Sahara posed problems for the nomadic population that needed to cross mined zones,
which had posed problems during the negotiation of the Convention on account of the twin principles of equitable utilization
The law prohibited persons who had studied abroad from holding religious ceremonies, which posed problems in particular for minorities,
Mr. Liwski emphasized that the organization of the health system posed problems of coordination between the central body responsible for public health policy
However, OSWL observed that the Law on Citizenship still posed problems in this regard insofar as it allowed only men,
specifically its use of handbells, posed problems for Britten's publishers, Boosey& Hawkes.
it also entailed studying human rights situations that posed problems with regard to implementation of the Covenant,
the practical aspects of its implementation posed problems.
of Luxembourg men between 54 and 60 years of age actually worked, something that posed problems in the financing of social security.
questionnaires from the Organization posed problems for the implementation of international norms
her residence in the home of the employer but also posed problems.
under which ex-combatants from armed groups are integrated into those services, posed problems.
The decline in domestic demand posed problems for both the public and private sectors for it meant that,
did not legally define the term"clandestine"; that posed problems of interpretation.