Examples of using A problem which in English and their translations into French
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If you have a problem which has not been resolved,
That was a problem which could not be regulated within the framework of bilateral relations between the host country
Is a problem which often comes to the fore:
However, no single country could eradicate a problem which, being international in nature,
The resurgence of coups d'état in West Africa has generated serious human rights concerns, a problem which has been compounded by the impunity of perpetrators in the military and security establishments of the countries concerned.
This would be a major step forward in alleviating a problem which causes widespread suffering among civilian populations
As to the possibility of the detention of innocent people- a problem which was in fact not limited to Peru,
children with disabilities, remains pervasive, a problem which is exacerbated by the one-child policy in mainland China.
This should include an analysis of how recovery from illness can be influenced by psychosocial risks at work, a problem which has so far received little attention Harma, 2006.
the Russian authorities were toiling unremittingly to find a political solution to a problem which was far from simple.
explain the causes for the development deficits of small children; a problem which has clearly preoccupied him
One of the priority areas in the activities of our State in ensuring radiation safety for the population is solving the problem of the safety of waste, a problem which emerged in the initial period following the accident at Chernobyl.
These trends also reflect the persistent lack of access among the majority of families to safe water and sanitation, a problem which is rapidly intensifying in urban areas.
Social welfare and health services should also be established to take action against economic exploitation, a problem which might arise now that Romania was opening itself up to the market economy.
was a problem which was still far from being solved.
the justifications provided were far from sufficient, a problem which should be mentioned in the draft resolution.
parties rather than critical analyses in order to assist the General Assembly in finding a solution to a problem which undoubtedly exists.
we wish to reiterate that this is a problem which the international community cannot successfully tackle without the necessary commitment of all States concerned.
The Committee is concerned at the extent of non-registration of births in the State party, a problem which seems to be connected with the increasing number of births at home and the difficulty of
gave an inkling of the size of a problem which had only recently been recognized as a violation of women's rights.