Examples of using Poses a challenge in English and their translations into Italian
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their protagonists so numerous that tracing the thread of the stories poses a challenge to the most dedicated genealogist.
However, it is not just foreign policy that poses a challenge to American leadership;
Setting up connections with the Public Administrations poses a challenge to their suppliers and creditors,
Economic restructuring poses a challenge for employment both in current and future Member States
However, when hardcopy output is required, this poses a challenge in terms of IT integration as standard Postscript printers need to be connected to a DICOM print server which can slow down
the creation of world history poses a challenge.
Cox(ELDR).- Mr President, not surprisingly this debate has generated huge public interest and I think that it poses a challenge to this Parliament as a legislature to face maturely our responsibilities.
wind turbine blades and gearboxes, or anything that poses a challenge when it comes to size.
This economic reality will ultimately lead to fundamental change in the fragmented European theatrical landscape and poses a challenge to the European independent sector,
which reduces tax revenue and poses a challenge, not only to the poorer countries.
The European Union reiterates its request to Ukraine to withdraw the notification for renegotiations of its WTO commitments under Article XXVIII of the GATT as this initiative raises commercial concerns and poses a challenge to the integrity of the multilateral trading system.
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 and on which type of permit.
This objective poses a challenge well beyond what has been asked from the car and oil industry in
undemocratic regimes, poses a challenge for the EU, which has long insisted that trade
not a one-off but a long-term shift in weather patterns that poses a challenge to us and other network operators with infrastructure in mountainous
this is important in the light of the phenomenon of secularization that affects all societies and poses a challenge to all religions, as it minimizes
These are the elements which pose a challenge to the designer, stimulating his inventiveness.
High mould temperatures pose a challenge for mould makers.
Enlargement will, therefore, pose a challenge to cohesion in two ways Table 2.
Rapport- face-to-face encounters pose a challenge to both interviewer and the interviewee.