Examples of using Had posed in English and their translations into Russian
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Djibouti had not banned polygamy but had posed as a condition that the man concerned should be able to support more than one wife.
predictable financial resources had posed a major constraint on the implementation of the Convention to Combat Desertification.
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Several delegations had stated that they were not convinced by the responses provided by the organization and had posed additional questions.
The Committee was aware that the large influx of immigrants from Latin America as well as neighbouring Mediterranean countries had posed significant challenges for the Spanish authorities;
Recalling that the principles embodied in the corresponding article 5 of the 1997 Convention had posed problems during the negotiation of that Convention, the view was
psychotropic substances and arms had posed a security threat to communities,
the Committee noted that the economic transition, from a centrally planned economy to a market economy, during the last decade had posed serious challenges to the effective implementation of the Convention,
the Committee noted that the economic transition, from a centrally planned economy to a market economy, during the last decade had posed serious challenges to the effective implementation of the Convention,
reiterated a number of questions that the Group had posed during the intersessional consultations,
this was the first time that a major star had posed nude while at the height of their career.
Moreover, given that the recent natural disasters had posed serious challenges to agriculture in a range of countries
The tragic and unexpected events of 11 September 2001 had posed a new challenge to international security by combining the threat of terrorism with that of the proliferation of nuclear weapons
Boko Haram, had posed a particular threat to her country over the past two years and there was evidence that it was forming links with other terrorist groups in the Sahel region.
The Commission recognized that obtaining more recent data from the organizations had posed difficulties and expressed the hope that the organizations would be able to provide more relevant information by the time it next considered the matter.
The delay in the negotiations had posed a systemic problem for those agreements;
and by delegations who had posed questions on the issue.
Draft article 5 appeared to be similar to article 5 of the 1977 Convention, which had posed problems during the negotiation of the Convention on account of the twin principles of equitable utilization and reasonable utilization.
In the region surrounding the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, the situation had improved somewhat after the humanitarian crisis in Kosovo, which had posed a serious threat to the stability
also provided clarifications to an additional question that the subcommission had posed in writing after the first week of deliberations of the thirty-sixth session.