Examples of using It poses in English and their translations into Polish
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is rather comprehensive and a useful resource for those interested in third-party funding and the issues it poses in the field of international arbitration.
I believe that we should listen to this protest, because it poses a key question from the point of view of the European budget about the place of public investment in discussions about economic policies.
Mr President, I am opposed to this report because of the threat which I perceive it poses to governments and firms that have invested hugely in defence R&D and which now find
be regulated with care, in view of the risk it poses to society, a risk that Mrs Schaldemose's report- which I have read with great care
SCP-1048 is currently free to roam Site 24, as it poses no threat and has been observed to greatly improve the morale of personnel that interact with it. .
It poses a serious risk to the lives of migrants
Because the time server receives the GPS signals externally to the network, it poses no security issues,
extremely concerned about this conflict and about the threat that it poses to European countries as a whole.
if and only if it poses no threat to the environment or to animal and human health.
the dramatic challenges it poses to nations and the international community.
I think that it poses a problem because there is a whole range of very different families:
The case with explosive material weighted 500 kg, so it posed serious difficulties for the people who were trying to lift it
In all cases, either the concentration was so minimal that it posed no health risk
cuddling a panda on a visit to China, because it posed a“danger to Thailand's national security.”.
Are you sure it poses no danger to us,?
The moment it poses a threat, send it back into space.
It poses a great danger to the security
If you determine it poses no threat to us or to security, why kill it? .
When nesting in the vicinity of airports, it poses a threat to the safety of aerial traffic.