Examples of using Problems encountered in English and their translations into French
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Among other problems encountered by Mrs. Wheeler, she had difficulty obtaining her husband's autopsy information from Provincial authorities.
In response to the problems encountered in the implementation of the Law on the Protection of the Family(No:
One of the problems encountered is that certain equations sometimes give squat values that are lower than those measured Briggs et al, 2004.
Mr. AL-DORAIBI(Yemen) noted that some of the problems encountered by marginalized groups arose within the communities themselves, and were not due to external factors.
Some problems encountered by external users are reported first to program branch staff,
Particular emphasis in the discussion was made on the problems encountered by single-industry towns and areas,
In actual fact, the problems encountered by the community organizations movement are material rather than juridical.
The card made it possible to identify problems encountered by the pupils, and to consult parents where necessary.
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Troubleshooting Retrospect Most problems encountered while using Retrospect fall into a few general categories.
Daily monitoring of our visibility on Google and any problems encountered by Google through Search Console is also part of my essential tasks.
Based on this, Figure 5 shows the update of the counts referring to the problems encountered in the interviews and the validation by observation.
the coordination of the measures designed to solve the problems encountered by Travellers.
and solving problems encountered by growers.
One example is the policies of Danish television stations which broadcast programmes on foreign cultures and on problems encountered by refugees and immigrants in Denmark.
She strongly urged OIOS to report in detail on future"closed" recommendations and any problems encountered.
The Executive Secretary gave an update on the latest efforts to solve the problems encountered in negotiating the Memorandum of Understanding between UNECE and OSCE.
Member States must endeavour to strengthen the functioning of the treaty bodies so that any problems encountered were addressed in an objective, non-political manner.
Computer Aided Engineering(CAE) has historically focused on solving problems encountered in the design and use of products.
This allows the NCFRN team to tailor application-specific solutions to the needs and problems encountered by our partners.