Examples of using Could pose in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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key differences remain in particular regarding the issues of scope and verification of an envisaged treaty, which could pose substantial difficulties for an agreement on the terms of a negotiating mandate.
However, fracking“uses precious water in a very arid landscape and utilizes chemicals that could pose serious health problems, especially in the greater Chaco region located in the Navajo reservation where people are spread out across the landscape,” according to Ermigiotti.
That could pose a problem.
Unregistered meds could pose a danger to public safety.
She told me that I could pose for you.
This could pose serious risks to governance, peace and security.
Maybe we could pose for a j. Crew catalog, too.
It could pose a serious risk to his life.
A potential drawback is the limitation they could pose on other agricultural exporters.
Okay, maybe I could pose as Paige, trick the Elders into helping us.
With respect, Chancellor, I believe this creature could pose any number of dangers.
If this case even gets to trial, it could pose a nuisance.
(d) Varying definitions of" indigenous" could pose a problem in collecting data;
Even a moderate scale natural disaster could pose risks to social cohesion and stability.
in combination with caffeine, could pose a health risk.
(vi) Any other factors which could pose a hazard to human health and the environment;
If not addressed promptly, this situation could pose a threat to the security of the country.
This means they could pose a bigger risk to a user's health if they consume it.
Terrorist networks forged in the conflicts of today could pose a threat for decades to come.
Collection in vulnerable habitats could pose a threat, as the distribution of micro-organisms was largely unknown.