Examples of using Problems and needs in English and their translations into French
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interpret the nature of their prosthodontic problems and needs, and obtain informed consent;
We note once again the problems and needs of the landlocked OIC Member States
Her Government had declared 1993 as Year of the Indigenous People in the Philippines to focus the attention of the public and private sectors on the problems and needs of the country's indigenous cultural communities.
a change which can clearly help to identify problems and needs during the elaboration and targeting of social policies.
we will address ourselves to its implementation in relation to small island developing States with our focus being on the problems and needs that are specific to those States.
has renewed its desire to help develop local partners' knowledge of the problems and needs of people aged 12 to 34.
that feedback from the implementation did not yet allow a precise identification of the problems and needs.
should address the problems and needs of the region as a whole.
integration, with emphasis on the problems and needs of the least developed member country.
The General Assembly had just adopted by consensus a resolution on the subject which included a request to the Secretary-General to provide increased information to the world community about the problems and needs of the Semipalatinsk region.
One delegation called for appropriate measures to enhance world public awareness of the problems and needs of the Semipalatinsk region, which had been affected by nuclear tests, as called for by the General Assembly.
The following key problems and needs were identified in relation to the institutional and regulatory framework for data collection
a number of problems and needs were identified in dealing with the public which went beyond the specific scope of the benefits established in the legislation.
The Thai Government is therefore still addressing the significant dimensions of the problems and needs of child and youth development during our current Seventh Child
Origins of the practices: a pragmatic response to the problems and needs of everyday life,
Monitoring has been regarded as pivotal in that it helps identify institutional problems and needs, which can in turn be addressed through training,
The process of assessment of problems and needs has also varied a great deal from case to case,
Suppliers and subcontractor members have opportunity to become familiar with the problems and needs of their customers- the builders-
The intersectoral project had enabled the disparate lines of research into the Palestinian economic and social situation, problems and needs to be connected within a systematic
other international organizations about activities, problems and needs in the compilation of consumer price indexes in statistical offices.