Examples of using Was a problem in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
So, er, that was a problem.
The fact that the intention of the State when making a unilateral declaration was not taken into account was a problem in the text under consideration.
Mr. Kälin said that it was a problem of translation and that" in absentia" in the English text did indeed broadly mean in the absence of the defendant.
That was a problem that UNIDO should help to solve,
The fact that the General Assembly had not provided any guidance on some of the major proposals put forward by JIU, in particular the proposal relating to the follow-up system, was a problem that required an urgent solution.
civil society organizations, the Mission concluded that the proliferation of illicit weapons in the country was a serious and widespread problem caused by a combination of political, socio-economic and security factors, and that it was a problem that equally affected the neighbouring States of Burundi.
That was a problem.
It was a problem.
There was a problem.
And there was a problem.
But there was a problem.
But there was a problem.
It was a problem yesterday.
There was a problem, but.
And straightaway there was a problem.
There was a problem, Tito.
Yes, it was a problem.
There was a problem with gypsies.
We agreed there was a problem.