Examples of using This problem has in English and their translations into French
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This problem has been successfully addressed in the new system of criminal procedure,
It should also be noted that this problem has become considerably less acute following the amendment of paragraph 9 of article 37 of the Executive Regulations in June 1993,
This problem has reached such serious proportions that it is said to affect the level of governmental representation at Convention meetings,
One response to this problem has been to limit the term of appointment,
This problem has been particularly acute in food web ecology where taxonomic“lumping” has masked the diversity
given the fact that this problem has already been brought up as a result of the statement made by the distinguished Ambassadors of the United Kingdom
This problem has limited the tourist entrepreneurship itself, other than real estate,
not sufficiently heavy that this problem has interfered with the functioning of either Tribunal,
So far, the official answer to this problem has been to make troubled banks spread additional losses among firms that lent it money,
This problem has been raised at seminars with journalists,
the ants- but this problem had anywhere in Mallorca.
This problem had disappeared in most European countries with the introduction of vibration-reduced chainsaws in the early 1980s.
This problem had originally been brought to the attention of the Assembly by the International Law Commission.
and greater this problem had already been fixed in version 1.4.03-1.1.
Strategies to address this problem have included working directly with people living with HIV/AIDS,
This problem had the highest impact in rural areas. See Annex 2
Specific and realistic proposals for addressing this problem have already been advanced as part of a far more multifaceted approach.
The negative aspects of this problem have been fully illustrated in the case of my country.
The direct economic losses caused by this problem have reached as high as $500 million each year.
The persistence and generalisation of this problem have consequences in terms of public health.