Examples of using A fundamental problem in English and their translations into Arabic
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This is a fundamental problem that many countries are working hard to address.
Well here is a fundamental problem we have not solved: our basic political geography.
A fundamental problem is the provision of a judicial salary of 50,000 riels per month(about US$ 20).
That is why the European Union considers mines a fundamental problem and has made them one of its priorities.
Access to communities in conflict zones and the special zones for humanitarian actors is a fundamental problem in Myanmar.
While the group of draft resolutions currently before the Committee were slightly more balanced than in the past, a fundamental problem remained.
As a result, the employment generation capacity of the national economy has regressed and structural unemployment continues to be a fundamental problem.
The common recognition of racism as a fundamental problem of the present time was the first step in mounting the fight against it.
Drinking-water access and quality continue to be a fundamental problem, since some 3 billion people will suffer water shortages by the year 2025.
From the centrality of one's own consciousness springs a fundamental problem of other minds,
In addition, the question was asked as to how to prevent politicians from becoming" democratic authoritarians" after elections, a fundamental problem in many countries.
However, he added that the issue of retaining capacity is a fundamental problem in all developing countries and there is no easy solution to it.
English Page" The Security Council reaffirms its view that the perception of impunity is a fundamental problem in Burundi, one which seriously endangers security in the country.
A fundamental problem was the absence of credentials from the Ministry of Defence until Saturday 24 May 2008, that is two days before the departure of the delegation.
This is a fundamental problem, gradually becoming more acute with the development of a global culture created by the growth of mass media and modern systems of communication and telecommunication.
The fact that the eurozone has no efficient mechanism for eliminating these current account imbalances inside the currency union has been a fundamental problem underlying the eurozone sovereign debt crisis.
But there is a fundamental problem that is killing the efforts in fighting this disease, because if you keep throwing drugs out at people who don't have diagnostic services, you end up creating a problem of drug resistance.
The Security Council reaffirms the view that impunity is a fundamental problem in Burundi, one which seriously endangers security in the country, and stresses the importance it attaches to assistance being given to help strengthen the national judicial system.
The Programme of Action for the Least Developed Countries for the 1990s recognized that the high rate of population growth in LDCs, including the 32 African LDCs, is a fundamental problem adversely affecting their efforts to alleviate poverty, the allocation of economic resources and the quality of the natural environment.
Lastly, the Special Rapporteur noted that there is a fundamental problem with the current model of natural resource extraction, in which plans are developed with little or no involvement of