Examples of using Range of problems in English and their translations into French
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The Tribunal has been confronted by a range of problems, but we welcome the positive developments in our collective efforts to bring to book the perpetrators of genocide.
the value of the Strategy lies in covering a broad and complex range of problems associated with combating terrorism,
The range of problems besetting the international community continues to grow at a pace which despite our best efforts still far exceeds our capacity to devise
Nonetheless, a range of problems remains in certification;
There are also a range of problems resulting from definitional differences,
while the Jokioinen group is a community that houses people living in poverty and encountering a range of problems.
repair services for vehicles could be held liable for a range of problems, which is why it's so important to cover your bases.
proposing solutions to a very broad range of problems.
We are convinced also that it is time to intensify efforts to find a practical solution to the range of problems related to the minimization
of natural resources",">which too often results in a causal link between an abundance of resources and a range of problems affecting the economy,
The 34 DSEIs are now fully operational as an installed network of structured services in the interior to resolve a range of problems through basic health care inside the indigenous territories,
mountainous regions may have to endure a range of problems caused by lack of development
can have the effect of averting a range of problems, including drug use,
In order to solve the range of problems that have arisen in various areas of women's activities,
A range of problems associated with indigenous and immigrant voting rights and the electoral roll for the important 2014 congressional elections,
Government to address the range of problems facing residents in the most disadvantaged areas of Belfast.
His report covers a broad and deep range of problems facing the United Nations over the last few years,
face a range of problems: limited access to land,
the international community has paid increasing attention to the range of problems relating to mine clearance that hamper the socio-economic recovery of conflict-affected countries
After an investigation which indicated“a range of problems with the present system”, Mr. MacKay's recommendation was accepted: