Examples of using Posed in English and their translations into Arabic
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had difficulty with articles 16 to 19 because they posed more problems than they solved.
The current unprecedented scale and pace of global interdependence posed a challenge for policymakers and institutions to ensure that globalization became a
It is heartening to note that in a spirit of compromise agreement has been reached on almost all the aspects of Part XI that had posed some difficulties.
The International Seabed Authority is the competent organization to manage the risks posed to biodiversity by mining activities in the Area(see paras. 263-266).
Desertification and land degradation posed a threat to sustainable development in general and to the environment in particular in many developing countries.
Palestinian children continued to suffer from tragic humanitarian and security conditions in the occupied Palestinian territories which posed grave threats to their lives and future.
It is unknown who posed as the"younger sister," but it is stated that the models were not actually related.
The threat posed to us all, including by Al-Qaida and its affiliates, is real.
(a) The capacities and financing of States and other stakeholders to assess, manage and reduce risks to human health and the environment posed by chemicals and hazardous waste are increased.
It was added that specific reference to exclusive control might avoid the need to refer to the notion of" uniqueness", which posed legal and technical challenges.
But you, you were only my friend after my brother Rob posed as a student and told you to like me.
She expressed concern at the increased risk posed to developing countries and small island developing States by climate change.
Aspects of collaboration with industry and the public are, for instance, awareness-raising and providing information on the security risks posed by the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
That was especially true for international terrorism and transnational organized crime, which posed major challenges for the international community.
The Emergency Relief Coordinator ad interim responded to the comments and questions posed by members of the Council.
Such projects will be undertaken on a priority basis to the degree of security threat posed in each case.
The moderator responded to comments made and questions posed by the representatives of Chile, Nepal, Bangladesh, France and Brazil.
Mr. Ashdown and his Deputy, Mr. Bernard Fassier, responded to comments and questions posed by participants.
the Special Rapporteur noted that the prevalence of corruption posed a serious challenge to poverty reduction efforts and the realization of human rights in Zambia, and urged the State to adopt anti-corruption legislation.
Ms. Aribot(Guinea), responding to questions posed on articles 7 to 9 at the previous meeting with regard to women and decision-making, said that a tradition of women ' s leadership had long existed in Guinea.