Examples of using It poses in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The European Union has yet to specifically address plastic waste, although it poses numerous environmental challenges.
(b) It poses otherwise a high risk to the object and purpose of this
for a majority of those in the real estate business, it poses a greater long-term threat than most of us have been made aware.
This consideration also leads me to ask what measures will be taken to combat the collapse of the dollar and the risk that it poses to Europe and the rest of the world.
However, if the partial version of the document is misleading or meaningless, or if it poses a manifestly unreasonable burden for the authority to release the remainder of the document, such access may be refused.
But it's extremely implausible that it does pose a threat of this kind, or at least that it poses any more of a threat than all sorts of other things,
It poses a number of questions such as"how can ongoing efforts in Member States be incorporated into a common EU effort?","how can new cheaper observation technologies be developed?" and"how can the private sector contribute?".
I don't think it poses us any major concerns.”.
to delete the possibility to appoint APAs as head of a group as it poses professional, legal, ethical and data protection concerns;
stretches the desire for human independence to such a point that it poses difficulties against any kind of dependence on God.
This means that it poses near zero risks to females who still want to gain a sizeable edge in terms of strength
most interesting issue in the case of the application of biomass as it poses the questions of the use of space in the most multi-faceted manner,
It posed no threat to her plans.
Could it pose any hazard to my child?
However, a large number of Member States pointed out that the clearing procedure needed for it posed a problem.
citizen” to the Dalai Lama by Paris mayor, saying it posed“grave interference in Sino-French relations”.
I showed that such stability is a real aspect of life's history which must be confronted-and that, in fact, it posed no fundamental threat to the basic notion of evolution itself.
I showed that such stability is a real aspect of life's history which must be confronted- and that, in fact, it posed no fundamental threat to the basic notion of evolution itself.
US officials have been quick to state that the idea behind the proposed ban on using laptops on international flights is not necessarily because it posed a particular problem,