Examples of using Pose problems in English and their translations into Arabic
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the Secretary-General notes that the proposal of the Internal Justice Council could pose problems for legal representatives who are United Nations staff members,
Article 22 on diplomatic protection of legal persons other than corporations might pose problems of practical implementation since the means of establishment
However, their reintegration into the community continued to pose problems.
These are the day-to-day of life, and they do pose problems.
Electrical power failures continue to pose problems and could potentially lead to unrest.
Electrical power failures continue to pose problems and could potentially lead to unrest.
Even if you're close to someone infected regularly, it doesn't pose problems.
The translation and simultaneous distribution of documentation in all working languages continue to pose problems.
Severely hazardous pesticide formulations continue to pose problems under the conditions of use in many countries.
structures can pose problems and obstacles, just as national policies and mechanisms can hinder development.
it can also pose problems to their children.
Tariff peaks and tariff escalation persistently pose problems for the exports and production diversification of LDCs and NFIDCs.
Indeed, the Sabah question is likely to pose problems for both Malaysia and the Philippines for the foreseeable future.
Mr. LALLIOT(France) said that the inclusion in article 21 of the obligation to exercise due diligence might pose problems.
While investment in cleaner production may be profitable for an enterprise and beneficial to society, financing such investment may pose problems.
However, seeking redress in a jurisdiction which is not that of the home State of the transnational corporation can pose problems.
He agreed that the phrase" or equivalent" could pose problems, but in his view such problems were unlikely to arise often.
The approach taken in the text to sanctions, conditionality and a proposed convention on the right to development continued to pose problems.
The decline in voluntary contributions to the Trust Fund and the Voluntary Fund continued to pose problems, despite the generosity of certain countries.
Although the Repertory was very important and useful, its budgetary consequences would pose problems for Venezuela in its current financial situation.