Examples of using Poses a challenge in English and their translations into Hungarian
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the importance to exclude some different data categories poses a challenge when the data source is more based on demographic considerations instead of the administrative status of the individuals(i.e. whether they are legally staying
medium-level skills also poses a challenge to the educational systems in Europe(and in particular the lifelong learning policies) as the structural change of
corruption and undemocratic regimes, poses a challenge for the EU, which has long insisted that trade
Face-to-face encounters pose a challenge to both interviewer and interviewee.
However, different forms of indirect sponsorship pose a challenge to the enforcement authorities in Member States.
demographic change pose a challenge to social welfare systems;
Non traditional venues pose a challenge.
Does that pose a challenge to the company?
The weekend sure may pose a challenge to our well-being and weight loss objectives.
this might pose a challenge.
The completion of the theatre, however, posed a challenge.
Hence, car rental should not pose a challenge.
This can pose a challenge for manufacturers, who must ensure that volatile organic compounds(VOCs)
Autonomously acting systems such as self-driving cars or drones37 pose a challenge to current safety and liability rules where
ambitious limits which are also realistic will pose a challenge to the innovative potential of the European automotive industry.
These transitional problems pose a challenge in themselves- particularly as they are mainly concentrated over a short period(2005-2007).
The development by Member States of a monitoring system under the Directive will pose a challenge of coordination with that established under the Regulations.
Indeed, these very charged particles that pose a challenge to your physical dimension are a type of nourishment for your KA,
(RO) Mr President, health inequalities pose a challenge to the European Union's commitment to solidarity,
In the opinion of linguist Maarten Mous the notion of mixed languages have been rejected because;"Mixed languages pose a challenge to historical linguistics because these languages defy classification.