Examples of using Pose a problem in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
Possibly designed to link the LR2 to the Range Rover Sport this latticework looks a bit cheap and will pose a problem for owners who attempt to clean it.
However, Amendments Nos 6 and 19 pose a problem of form because a clause regulating the exports cannot be part of a directive dealing with the placing of medicines on the Community market.
excessive bureaucracy, and therefore pose a problem overall, for inland waterway transport in Europe,
the scale of transactions pose a problem that I have no intention whatsoever of approaching from an idealistic
it is the task of this European Parliament to debate the subject in general or for all countries which pose a problem in this area.
which can sometimes pose a problem.
which may pose a problem in terms of Community law on public contracts?
modify the sensory and nutritional properties of the food, and pose a problem food security.
can also pose a problem as it turns products sour by lowering their pH value. This may be further intensified by incorrect packaging atmospheres with excessive levels of carbon
then the safest road shouldn't pose a problem.
this difficulty may pose a problem, the assessment made took into account time of follow-up estimates,
The report does, however, pose a problem on one point:
by force of circumstance, pose a problem to civil order
I have a specific example that could pose a problem if such an exception is not accepted,
printout can pose a problem: on most systems,
Whereas the application of the country-of-origin principle contained in this Directive could pose a problem with regard to existing contracts; whereas this Directive
This poses a problem which is both political and institutional.
This poses a problem.
In addition, this system poses a problem of solidarity between Member States.
It poses a problem in that the amount of data.