Examples of using Pose a problem in English and their translations into Hungarian
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past credit problems may pose a problem.
The experimentation might pose a problem, though- not only do the associations persist into adulthood,
due to inadequate funding, they typically don't have a point person to handle trade compliance issues, which can pose a problem.
In case you do not want a bed-box or the stairs pose a problem, the dining-booth can usually be converted to fit 4 by making 2 of the chairs rotatable, and adding an extra
by force of circumstance, pose a problem to civil order and the security of our peoples.
For the operators of manufacturing systems the lack of software standardization can pose a problem if the running and display of equipment from different suppliers vary greatly
While it is true that that conclusion might pose a problem from the point of view of the principle of effective judicial protection,(24)
I have a specific example that could pose a problem if such an exception is not accepted, namely that a doctor in Sweden,
then the safest road shouldn't pose a problem.
may consider presence or distribution data from two instead of four months when establishing contractual use(which could pose a problem in the case of an extended vacation), or may introduce additional terms and conditions.
We must work relentlessly together on items posing a problem with Washington.
but their desire posed a problem to me.
but their desire posed a problem for me.
Boundaries no longer posed a problem.
The specific points which posed a problem were points 5 and 6.
All this poses a problem because….
The diary poses a problem.
Every device poses a problem to children that they must solve.
Every device poses a problem to children that they must solve.
This poses a problem because every gram of carbohydrate contains four calories.