Exemples d'utilisation de Problem had en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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the Committee believed that the General Assembly should be given the necessary information to assure itself that the causes of the problem had been identified
The United States had taken the move only after all diplomatic efforts to resolve the problem had been exhausted, and then only after the most careful internal consideration and subsequent consultations with the United Nations.
However, only a few hours after it was first reported the problem had been traced to a more benign cause: one of the
I indicated to the Russian parliamentary leadership that I believed the real magnitude of this problem had been vastly exaggerated,
OHCHR had immediately picked up on the absence of any reference to the treaty bodies in the work of the High-Level Panel and the problem had been mentioned in recent discussions between the High Commissioner
use of programme resource, the offices advised that the problem had either been corrected
said that a solution had proved elusive and that the problem had assumed dangerous dimensions.
of the Chilean peso. However, the problem had now been resolved.
He saw it as a good sign that the problem had been defused so quickly, unlike an earlier crisis in May,
The Committee was also informed that after all diplomatic efforts to resolve the problem had been exhausted,
should assist those countries as much as possible so that the problem had a chance to be resolved at source.
he would like to know whether the strategic programmes mentioned in paragraph 83 of the report aimed at addressing the problem had been agreed between the state
If any social problem had arisen from this, it had been caused by a local dispute between those who respected traditional rituals and those who had adopted new rituals.
the census data confirm the persistence of clear differences in the social and employment structure; this problem had already been identified in the 1981 census
progress in that area, the work had taken much longer than expected and the problem had been exacerbated by the current financial situation in his country,
In Colombia, where the problem had assumed serious proportions(over 3,000 cases were reported per year between 1998 and 2001),
Humphrey Waldock asked the question in 1962: three years earlier, the problem had arisen critically in connection with a reservation by India to the Convention on the Intergovernmental Maritime Consultative Organization IMCO.
The problem had more serious consequences, however,
It is not surprising that Waldock asked the question in 1962: three years earlier, the problem had arisen critically in connection with a reservation by India to the Convention on the International Maritime Organization IMO-- formerly the Intergovernmental Maritime Consultative Organization IMCO.
The efforts of African women to publicize the problem had led to the establishment in 1977 of the Working Group on Traditional Practices,