Examples of using Problems experienced in English and their translations into French
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The insufficient adaptation of teaching to the needs and problems experienced by the population and to their expectations is seen as a discouraging factor;
Its Child Development Initiative aimed to prevent the problems experienced by"Children at risk" from eventually producing developmental disabilities or delinquency.
However, due to problems experienced in this framework, the Association of Municipalities
share in our concerns and problems experienced directly in the workplace
can be established without duplicating the problems experienced by developed countries.
This was due to the desire to have some torpedoes remaining after firing a broadside, and problems experienced with centerline mounts on previous classes with torpedoes striking the gunwales of the firing ship.
the issues and problems experienced by children as they move around;
the representative of Cuba expressed concerns about problems experienced by his country in attending environmental meetings,
also assisted the Committee in finding solutions to the problems experienced by States parties.
the situation in Uruguay was examined in response to representations received from AFICS/Uruguay concerning the problems experienced by pensioners residing in that country.
met once a month to consider the problems experienced by children.
with a particular focus on problems experienced by female traders
Specifically, it is giving priority to comprehensive interventions with a view to avoiding fragmentation in the treatment of problems experienced by children in highly complex situations,
Nonrefoulement and the right to asylum on a nondiscriminatory basis(racial discrimination against asylumseekers in the process of reviewing petitions, problems experienced and recommendations, expulsion of asylumseekers who are refused refugee status);
society reflects the problems experienced by families.
to establish a subsidiary body to solve problems experienced by countries.
they aim to protect us by not exposing us to the problems experienced by the children.
at the international level, highlighting historical aspects of the workers' movement and the problems experienced by young workers today.
the Court observed that the problems experienced by other acquaintances of the complainant were irrelevant to the present case.
It draws attention to its deep concern about the problems experienced by the elderly whose health condition