Examples of using Set of problems in English and their translations into French
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it is important to understand that this is only one aspect of a much wider set of problems related to household energy use in poor areas of developing countries and countries with economies in transition,
had considered the set of problems that all the treaty bodies had to face,
Globally, they face two sets of problems undermining those roles relating to their quality
Three sets of problems affecting coordination between the regional commissions and the global entities were identified.
Naude: What is changed which will solve these three sets of problems that are really one?
There were two interconnected sets of problems with sovereign debt, namely, ex ante or debt management problems,
The parties agreed to consider all three sets of problems together and they set out in working papers their positions on all the items included in the agenda.
of States, the Commission is facing- apart">from questions of terminology, degree or emphasis- two interrelated problems or sets of problems.
Oil-exporting countries experience a different set of problems.
A second set of problems is known as collective-action problems. .
I got my own set of problems to worry about.
In a very real way, we will be swapping one set of problems for another.
Another set of problems arose from extreme poverty
A second set of problems was raised by the objective pursued by the author of the reservation.
It rekindled interest in multilateral dialogue to find solutions to an increasingly internationalized set of problems.
This construction method has its own set of problems when the mortar crumbles over the years.
bringing with it a new set of problems.
In turn, the groups devoted practically all the time in their weekly meetings to this set of problems.
there is no substitute for the multilateral system to tackle this interrelated set of problems.
In the beginning, Perlita did not envision undertaking the complexities of caviar production which introduce a full new set of problems.